| Illyria: Rich in History, Tradition, and Culture |
Illyrians distinguished themselves as warriors in the Roman
legions and made up a significant portion of the Praetorian Guard.
Several of the Roman emperors were of Illyrian origin, including
Diocletian (284-305), who saved the empire from disintegration by
introducing institutional reforms, and Constantine the Great
(324-37)--who accepted Christianity and transferred the empire's
capital from Rome to Byzantium, which he called Constantinople.
Emperor Justinian (527-65)--who codified Roman law, built the
most famous Byzantine church, the Hagia Sofia, and reextended
the empire's control over lost territories- -was probably also an
Illyrian
This is a list of Illyrian tribes.
· Abri
· Albanoi
· Amantini
· Andizetes
· Arbanitai (Arbanios)
· Ardiaei
· Ardiani
· Arrianes
· Atitani (Atintanes)
· Autariatae (Autariates)
· Azali
· Breuci
· Briges
· Bylliones
· Carni
· Catari
· Celegeri
· Chelidones
· Colapiani (Colapani)
· Cornacates
· Daesitiates
· Dalmatae (Delmatae)
· Daorsoi
· Dardani (a Thraco-Illyrian tribe)
· Dassaretae (Dassarstae, Dassarenses, Dasaretae)
· Daversi
· Deraemestae
· Deuri
· Dindari
· Ditiones
· Docleatae
· Enchelaeae (Enchelleae)
· Eravisci
· Glintidiones
· Grabaei
· Histri
· Iapydes (Iapodes)
· Iasi (Jasi)
· Iapyges (Japyges)
· Kaones
· Labeatae (Labeates)
· Latobici
· Lopsi
· Maezaei
· Meslcumani
· Messapious
· Naransii
· Oseriates (Osseriates)
· Parthini
· Penestae (Perestae)
· Pirustae (Pipustae)
· Plearaei
· Sardeaties
· Scirtari
· Seleiitan
· Soirtones
· Taulanti (Taulani)
· Vardaei
legions and made up a significant portion of the Praetorian Guard.
Several of the Roman emperors were of Illyrian origin, including
Diocletian (284-305), who saved the empire from disintegration by
introducing institutional reforms, and Constantine the Great
(324-37)--who accepted Christianity and transferred the empire's
capital from Rome to Byzantium, which he called Constantinople.
Emperor Justinian (527-65)--who codified Roman law, built the
most famous Byzantine church, the Hagia Sofia, and reextended
the empire's control over lost territories- -was probably also an
Illyrian
This is a list of Illyrian tribes.
· Abri
· Albanoi
· Amantini
· Andizetes
· Arbanitai (Arbanios)
· Ardiaei
· Ardiani
· Arrianes
· Atitani (Atintanes)
· Autariatae (Autariates)
· Azali
· Breuci
· Briges
· Bylliones
· Carni
· Catari
· Celegeri
· Chelidones
· Colapiani (Colapani)
· Cornacates
· Daesitiates
· Dalmatae (Delmatae)
· Daorsoi
· Dardani (a Thraco-Illyrian tribe)
· Dassaretae (Dassarstae, Dassarenses, Dasaretae)
· Daversi
· Deraemestae
· Deuri
· Dindari
· Ditiones
· Docleatae
· Enchelaeae (Enchelleae)
· Eravisci
· Glintidiones
· Grabaei
· Histri
· Iapydes (Iapodes)
· Iasi (Jasi)
· Iapyges (Japyges)
· Kaones
· Labeatae (Labeates)
· Latobici
· Lopsi
· Maezaei
· Meslcumani
· Messapious
· Naransii
· Oseriates (Osseriates)
· Parthini
· Penestae (Perestae)
· Pirustae (Pipustae)
· Plearaei
· Sardeaties
· Scirtari
· Seleiitan
· Soirtones
· Taulanti (Taulani)
· Vardaei
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picture taken on top of castel
skudra albania oct 25 2005
picture taken on top of castel
skudra albania oct 25 2005
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