To have the free arms in the fight against Gjergj Kastrioti, Sultan Murati II, accepted Gjergj Brankovic’s vassal, turning his kingdom “Serbia”. He even asked Vladislav, king of Hungary and Poland, peace, which was signed on July 12, 1444, in Geged. But Gegedus’s peace, completed for 10 years, did not last for six weeks. Vladislavi during this time, prepared an army of 14,000 Hungarians, Poles and Romanians, entered Gjergj Kastrioti and asked him to step after the Turks when his armies attacked from the north.
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10 May 1330, was blessed the Monastery of St. John Vladimir, built by Karl Topia, Prince of Kruja and Lord of Durres
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10 May 1467, a letter written in Venice on Gjergj Kastrioti’s victory against Ballaban Pasha
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10 May 1819, Ali Pasha Tepelena took the town of Parga without a war
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10 May 1892, in the Romanian capital, was opened the first Normal School in Albanian Language
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10 May 1897, Visar Dodan started publishing the newspaper “Albania” in Bucharest