Albanian Provinces Names

[Aelia]

First of all I'd like to say the splintered Albanian provinces was an excellent change.However, I do have one beef with it - the part that Albania controls in 1444 is incorrectly called Lezhë even though it was in Venetians hands in 1444. In fact, the League of Lezhë named after the city it was formed in, was formed in 1444 and lead by Skanderbeg was chosen because it was seen as 'neutral' to the various Albanian princes, Serbian, and Dalmatian soldiers which rallied against the Ottoman Empire.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lezhë

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/League_of_Lezhë

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Historical_map_of_Albania_AD_1444.svg

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5d/Sanjak_of_Albania_Map_1431.svg

(Italians call Lezhë Alessio)

@Trin Tragula would like to know what you think about this

 

[qweyt]

So if Lezhë is incorrect, what should the province be named then?

 

[Aelia]

Well, I'd start by extending the Venetian province farther north since with the current setup Lezhë is actually incorrectly located inside the Albanian province in 1444, the name Should either be Lezhë(Alessio as Italian localization would be sick though ) or Durazzo. The name of the Albanian province is a tough call but I think the capital of the Kastritoi Principality, Kruje, would be fitting.

 

[Alexona]

Well, I'd start by extending the Venetian province farther north since with the current setup Lezhë is actually incorrectly located inside the Albanian province in 1444, the name Should either be Lezhë(Alessio as Italian localization would be sick though ) or Durazzo. The name of the Albanian province is a tough call but I think the capital of the Kastritoi Principality, Kruje, would be fitting.

Krujë would indeed be an excellent choice given it was a very important fortress during the war with the Ottomans. It took four sieges and 35 years for Mehmed II to finally take it.