-
especially in
older works. From Gr****, the name was
borrowed into
Turkish as
Kesriye. The Bulgarian,
Macedonian and
Serbian name of the city is
Kostur (Cyrillic:...
-
Berat with the
sanjaks of Janina, Berat, Ergiri, Preveze, Tırhala and
Kesriye.
Kesriye was
later demoted to kaza and
bounded to
Monastir Vilayet and Tırhala...
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including the
towns of Üskub (Skopje),
Pirlipe (Prilep),
Manastir (Bitola) and
Kesriye (Kastoria). A
similar list
compiled c. 1534
gives the same sanjaks, except...
- Nevşehir was
exchanged for
Muslims from Osheni, Shak and
Revani villages of
Kesriye (today's Οινόη, Κομνηνάδες and Διποταμία
villages of Kastoria, Western...
- (Korçë), İstarova (Pogradec),
Kolonya (Erseke) (Its
center was Ersek) and
Kesriye (Kastoria).
According to
Russian consul in the
Manastir Vilayet, A. Rostkovski...
- Manastır (Bitola), Görice and the
towns of Kırcaova, Pirlepe, Florina,
Kesriye and Grevena.
Traditionally a
strong trading center,
Bitola was also known...
- Independence. Şefik was born an
Albanian family in 1877 to
Selim Bey in
Kesriye which was part of the
Province of
Manastir of the
Ottoman Empire in what...
- 816 11,973 11 94 Köstendil 3,032 14,070 232 145 Behişte 3,202 2,176 89
Kesriye 3,313 16,124 335 ****pe 568 2,162
Manastir 6,723 24,550 705 1,163 Florina...
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sanjak were:[when?] Görice (Korçë) İstarova (Pogradec)
Kolonya (Ersekë)
Kesriye (Kastoria)
According to
French fieldwork conducted in 1913-1914, Gr****s...
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Kasim Baba
Title Baba
Personal Born
Fifteenth century Resting place Kesriye (modern Kastoria, Greece); or in Kuç or Kapshticë,
Albania Religion Islam...
