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'''Gruda''' is one of the seven Albanian tribes of [[Malësia]]. Located in southern [[Montenegro]], Gruda lies just north of [[Lake Scutari]] |
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The majority of Gruda is Roman Catholic with a minority (20-30%) of Muslims living in the Milesh, Dinosha, and Tuzi villages. |
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⚫ | Before the arrival of the Ottoman Empire the village of Dinosha was called "Katundi i Zojës". The church of Gruda is the oldest church in Malësia. Tuzi, which is a town in Gruda, is also considered to be the main town of all Malësia. Gruda is made up of the following villages: Ksheva, Deçiqi, Dinosha, Mileshi, Sëlisht, Vranë, Prift, Tergaja, Planica, Shipshanik, Pikalë, Lekaj, Dheu i Zi, Suka e Grudes, and Tuzi. |
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==Notable People== |
==Notable People== |
Revision as of 04:35, 23 May 2007
Gruda is one of the seven Albanian tribes of Malësia. Located in southern Montenegro, Gruda lies just north of Lake Scutari
The majority of Gruda is Roman Catholic with a minority (20-30%) of Muslims living in the Milesh, Dinosha, and Tuzi villages.
Before the arrival of the Ottoman Empire the village of Dinosha was called "Katundi i Zojës". The church of Gruda is the oldest church in Malësia. Tuzi, which is a town in Gruda, is also considered to be the main town of all Malësia. Gruda is made up of the following villages: Ksheva, Deçiqi, Dinosha, Mileshi, Sëlisht, Vranë, Prift, Tergaja, Planica, Shipshanik, Pikalë, Lekaj, Dheu i Zi, Suka e Grudes, and Tuzi.
Notable People
- Baci Kurti Gjokaj
- Vuksa Gela
- Sokol Baci Ivezaj
- Tringa Smail Martini
Surnames of Gruda
- Lulgjuraj
- Gjokaj
- Ivezaj
- Sinishtaj
- Berishaj
- Kalaj
- Vulaj
- Stanaj
- Gjolaj
- Vuqinaj
- Nikaj
- Bojaj