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  79. Kuči - pleme u Crnoj Gori. De elskende, kort 6 Tal sværd Plan... Ascendenttegnet er altid i første hus. I denne artikel udforsker forfatteren Qesankh Maa Kheperu idé om at kontrollere mennesker tæt på dig.
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  81. Der er tre grundprincipper i Vandmanden. Vulkan har både en esoterisk og hierarkisk virkning.
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  85. A group of Kelmendi men, 1912. Kelmendi : Kelmendi is a northern and region Kelmendi mountains, Malet e Kelmendit in the mountainous borderlands of towards , of the wider -region. Part of the region lies within the , and is composed of a majority and a minority. The Kelmendi speak a subdialect of as in the rest of northern Albania. Families hailing from Kelmendi can also be found in , Shestani-Kraja in Montenegro, and in , where they are Muslim. The name is derived from Saint Clement, the patron saint of the region. Kelmendi bajraks are numbered 1—4. The Kelmendi region is located in the in northern Albania, situated in the northernmost and most isolated part of the country. It borders the Albanian tribal regions of Gruda to the west, Hoti to the southwest, Boga to the south, Shala to the east, and the Montenegrin tribal regions of Kuči and Vasojevići to the north. Early history The Kelmendi are first mentioned in an Ottoman tax registry of 1497, along with the tribes of , and. They are recorded as having 152 households divided by five small shepherding communities. Robert Elsie thus assumes that they were known as a tribe from the last decades of the 15th century. The defter mentions them as derbendci, mountain-pass keepers, and having tax privileges. The derbendci guarded the —Altun-li and —Kuči roads. As early as 1538, the Kelmendi rose up against the Ottomans. In 1565, the Kelmendi, Kuči and Piperi rose up against the Ottomans. In the mid-1580s, the Kelmendi seemed to have stopped paying taxes to the Ottomans. They had by this time gradually come to dominate all of northern Albania. They were mobile and went raiding in what is today , , and even as far as in. In April the same year the Dukagjini and others attacked not only the Ottomans, but other northern Albanian tribes who did not support them. The local Ottomans were unable to counter them and were thus forced to ask the Bosnian Pasha for help. Bizzi reported an incident in 1613 in which an Ottoman commander, Arslan Pasha, raided the villages of the Kelmendi and started taking prisoners, until an agreement was reached with the Kelmendi clans. According to the agreement, the Kelmendi would surrender fifteen of their members as slaves, and pay a tribute of 1,000 ducats to the Ottomans. However, as Arslan Pasha waited for the payment of the tribute, the Kelmendi ambushed part of his troops and killed about thirty cavalrymen. After this incident the Ottoman troops retreated to Castelnuovo. In 1614, they, along with the tribes of , and , sent a letter to the kings of Spain and France claiming they were independent from Ottoman rule and did not pay tribute to the empire. Clashes with the Ottomans continued through the 1630 and culminate in 1637-38 where the tribe would repel an army of 12,000 according to some sources 30,000 commanded by Vutsi Pasha of the. Ottoman casualties vary from 4,000 to 6,000, based on different sources. The legend of would come to life during this epic struggles. In the the Kelmendi played a tactical role between the Ottomans and the Venetians. The Kelmendi promised support to whichever side would fulfil their requests. Some of them also converted to. In 1651, they aided the army of , which attacked ; the army raided and destroyed many monasteries in the region. In 1685, , annihilated the bands of that supported Venice at the. Süleyman was said to have been aided by the including the Klimenti , who were in feud with the Montenegrin tribes. The Klimenti lived off of plundering. Plav, Gusinje, and the Orthodox population in those regions suffered the most from the Klimenti's attacks. The Klimenti also raided the area, and they were so powerful there that some villages and small towns paid them tribute. In March 1688, Süleyman attacked the tribe; the Kuči, with help from Klimenti and , destroyed the army of Süleyman twice, took over and got their hands of large quantities of weapons and equipment. In 1692, Süleyman defeated the Montenegrins at Cetinje, once again with the help of the Brđani. In 1689 the Kelmendi volunteered in the during the Kosovo campaign. Initially they were serving Süleyman, but after negotiations with a Venetian official, they abandoned the Ottoman ranks. In October 1689, allied himself with the Habsburgs, gaining the title of Duke. He met up with in November, and put under his wings a large army of Serbs, including some Klimenti. With the help of other mountain tribes, he managed to block the Kelmendi in their homelands, the gorge of the upper , from three sides and advanced on them with his own army from , In 1702, having worn them down by starvation, he forced the majority of them to move to the plateau. Only the people of were allowed to stay in their homes. Their chief had converted to Islam, and promised to convert his people to. A toltal of 251 Kelmendi households 1,987 people were resettled in the Pešter area on that occasion. Other were resettled in ,. However five years later the exiled Kelmendi managed to fight their way back to their homeland, and in 1711 they sent out a large raiding force to bring back some other from Pešter too. In the 18th century, Hoti and Kelmendi assisted the and in the battles against the Ottomans; after that unsuccessful war, a part of the Klimenti fled their lands. After the defeat in 1737, under Archbishop , a significant number of Serbs and Kelmendis retreated into the north, Habsburg territory. Around 1,600 of them settled in the villages of and , where they later adopted a Croat identity. Late modern period A young surrounded by men in , 1908. During the on 23 June Albanian tribesmen and other revolutionaries gathered in Montenegro and drafted the demanding Albanian sociopolitical and linguistic rights with three of the signatories being from Kelmendi. In later negotiations with the Ottomans, an amnesty was granted to the tribesmen with promises by the government to build one to two primary schools in the of Kelmendi and pay the wages of teachers allocated to them. On May 26, 1913, 130 leaders of , , Kelmendi, and sent a petition to in Shkodër against the incorporation of their territories into Montenegro. Franz Baron Nopcsa, in 1920, puts the Klimenti as the first of the Albanian clans, as the most frequently mentioned of all. Contemporary history By the end of the Second World War, the Albanian Communists sent its army to northern Albania to destroy their rivals, the nationalist forces. The communist forces met open resistance in Nikaj-Mertur, Dukagjin and Kelmend, which were anti-communist. Kelmend was headed by. On January 15, 1945, a battle between the Albanian 1st Brigade and nationalist forces was fought at the Tamara Bridge. Communist forces lost 52 soldiers, while in their retaliation about 150 people in Kelmend people were brutally killed. This event was the starting point of other dramas, which took place during Enver Hoxha's dictatorship. Class struggle was strictly applied, human freedom and human rights were denied, Kelmend was isolated both by the border and by lack of roads for other 20 years, agricultural cooperative brought about economic backwardness, life became a physical blowing action etc. Many Kelmendi people fled, some others froze by bullets and ice when trying to pass the border. Origin There are various theories on the origin of the Kelmendi. Several anthropologists and historians have recorded various founding myths. The foundations of the settlements, where the Kelmendi are found in modern times, have been attributed to his seven sons. The Franciscan priest, Gabriel, told the story that Clemens was a Venetian who worked as a priest in and before taking refuge in Albania. Tradition held that he originated from either of those two provinces, and that he was encountered by a pastor in Triepshi Tripesci. One story has it that the founder settled from Lajqit e Hotit, in Hoti, and to Hoti from Fundane, the village of Lopare in Kuči; he was upset with the Hoti and Kuči, and therefore left those tribes. When he lived in Lopare, he married a girl from Triepshi, who followed him. His name was Amati, and his wife's name was Bumče. According to others, his name was Klmen, from where the tribe received its name. Another story, which Jovičević had heard in Selce, was that the founder was from Piperi, a poor man that had worked as a servant for a wealthy Kuči, there he sinned with a girl from a noble family, and left via the. Some Serbian historians view that the tribe was of Serb origin, originally adhering to the Orthodox Church, converting to Catholicism, and subsequently Albanianized. Folklore Mountain pass of Qafa e Bordolecit. During Easter processions in Selcë and Vukël the kore, a child-eating demon, was burnt symbolically. In Christmas time were placed upon ancestors' graves. As in other northern Albanian clans the customary law that is applied in Kelmend is that of The Mountains : Kanuni i Maleve. According to Franz Baron Nopcsa's researches the Kelmendi were the most numerous and notable of the northern Albanian clans. Families The inclusion of certain items in this list is currently being. Please see the relevant discussion on the article's. October 2011 Kelmend The region consists of six primary villages: , , , , and , all part of the Kelmend municipality. Their tribal neighbours are the and , to the west, and the to the north. In the late Ottoman period, the tribe of Kelmendi consisted of 500 Catholic and 50 Muslim households. They descend from a certain Ahmet Nikaj, son of Nika Nrrelaj and grandson of Nrrel Balaj, and are originally from Vukël in northern Albania. Immigrated to Plav-Gusinje in 1698 from the village of Vukël or Selcë in northern Albania and converted to Islam the same year. Legend has it that the Balaj, Balidemaj and Vukel clans descended from three brothers. However, a member of the Vukel clan married a member of the Balić clan, later resulting in severed relations with the Vukel clan. This branch of the clan remained Catholic for three generations, until Martin's great-grandson converted to Islam, taking the name Omer. Until recently was the family's name changed to Balidemaj, named after Bali Dema, an army commander in the 1789. Legend has it that the Balaj, Balidemaj and Vukel clans descended from three brothers. Immigrated to Plav-Gusinje in 1698 from the village of Vukël in northern Albania and converted to Islam the same year. Claims descendance from Nrrel Balaj. They are descendants of a Catholic Albanian named Ded Dedush Balaj, son of Nrrel Balaj, and are originally from Vukel in northern Albania. They are originally from Vukël in northern Albania. They are originally from Vukël in northern Albania. They are descendants of a certain Lekë Pretashi Nikaj. The eponymous founder, a Catholic Albanian named Martin, immigrated to the village of Trepča in the late 17th century from Selcë. They descend from a Hasan Gjekaj from Vukël, a Muslim of the Martini clan. They descend from a Prelë Vuka from Vukël, of the Martini clan. They descend from a Kelmend clan of Rugova in Kosovo. They are descendants of a certain Qosa Stanishaj, son of Stanisha Nrrelaj and are originally from Vukël in northern Albania. They are originally from Vukël in northern Albania. They are descendants of a certain Ulë Nikaj, son of Nika Nrrelaj. They immigrated to Gusinje in 1675 from the village of Vukël in northern Albania. A certain bey from the Šabanagić clan gave the clan the village of Doli. They are originally from Vukël in northern Albania. They are descendants of a certain Vuçetë Nikaj, son of Nika Nrrelaj. The families of Đomboljaj alb. Ulaj , Ahmetaj and Vučetaj alb. Vuçetaj had previously the surnames of Đombolić, Uljević, Ahmetović and Vučetović. Can be found in Shkodër. Their relatives are the Lukić clan in Krajina. Elsewhere The families of Dobanovići, Popovići and Perovići in in hail from Kelmend. Other families hailing from Kelmend include the Mujzići in Ćirjan, Džaferovići in , and the Velovići, Odžići and Selmanovići in Donji Murići. The Mari and Gorvoki families, constituting the main element of the brotherhood of , hail from Vukël. In , , the majority of the modern Albanian population descends from the Kelmendi. The Kelmendi fis in Rugova also include immigrant Shkreli, Kastrati and Shala families. A number of families of Kelmendi descent also live in and , where some have changed their surname to Bislimi after Bislim Kelmendi, who was a local imam in the area. The oldest Kelmendi families in Rugova, the Ljaići, claim descent from a Nika who settled there. The Republic of Kosovo on 17 February 2008, but it as part of its. The two governments in 2013, as part of the. Kosovo has received formal recognition as an independent state from out of 193. Retrieved 18 November 2011. Retrieved 19 November 2011. Retrieved 19 November 2011. Retrieved 18 November 2011. Centar za mitološki studije Srbije. Štamparija Mate Jovanovnića Beograd. Дрногорци су пристали уз Турке против Клемената и њихових савезника Врћана20 , а седамдесет и две године касније, 1685. То исто догодило се 1692. Од клементашких пак напада нарочито највише су патили Плаво, Гусиње и православнн живаљ у тим крајевима. Горе сам напоменуо да су се ови спуштали и у пећки крај,и тамо су били толико силни, да су им поједина села и паланке морали плаћати данак. Retrieved 18 November 2011. Pregled kolonizacije Vojvodine u XVIII i XIX veku. Novi Sad - Pančevo. Retrieved 18 November 2011. Academia scientiarum et artium slavorum meridionalium. Клименти су били пореклом Срби прво православни... Vojnoizdavački i novinski centar. Џомбољај, Уљај, Ахметај, Вучетај... Kuči - pleme u Crnoj Gori. Retrieved 18 November 2011. Retrieved 18 November 2011. Istorija Crne Gore 3 : od početka XVI do kraja XVIII vijeka. Titograd: Redakcija za istoriju Crne Gore.
  86. Vandmanden er en af det faste kors s arme. Vi er nødt til at tage alle komplekse situationer under overvejelse og difference beredskabsplaner relateret hertil«, sagde han i går ifølge den statslige kinesiske tv-kanal CCTV, da han besøgte kinesiske tropper i det sydlige Kina. Uranus gør, at Vægten beslægtes med Vædderen og Vandmanden. Guds liv, som i dette tegn er kastet ud i aktivitet, opnår til sidst fuldendelse. Skytten hersker over lårene. In the 18th prime, Hoti and Kelmendi assisted the and in the battles against the Ottomans; after that unsuccessful war, a part of the Klimenti telepati mellem elskende their lands.
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