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Gjergj Arianiti
Albanian nobleman
- Child of Komnen Arianiti and NN Sakati
- Married to Maria Muzaka, Petrina Frankone Arianiti
- Dated c. 1383 CE – 1461 CE
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Overview
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Family
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What this means
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- child of (father) Komnen Arianiti Albanian nobleman of the 14th century
- child of (mother) NN Sakati
- of the house Arianiti family
- parent of (child) Constantine Komnenos Arianites Albanian condottiero
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parent of (father) Donika Kastrioti Albanian noble - parent of (child) Komita Komnina Arianita
- parent of (child) Konstandini Comino Komnino Arianiti, Principe di Macedonia, Lord di Refrancore Abt 1456/1457 - 8 May 1530 Montefiore
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parent of (father) Saint Angelina of Serbia Serbian saint and noblewoman - married to Petrina Frankone Arianiti 15th-century Italian noblewoman
- married to Maria Muzaka Albanian princess (c. 1410 – 1440s)
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