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Kastrati (tribe)
The Kastrati is a northern Albanian tribe and region in Albania. The Kastrati, together with Hoti, Kelmend and Shkreli are considered highland clans in the region of Malësia. According to tradition, people of all clans of Malësia, except part of Gruda, came from the hills of Montenegro or Bosnia, thus they are related to Montenegrin clans (as for instance the Kastrati with Kuči). The region is in the Malësi e Madhe District, east and north-east of Bajzë, a small town in Kastrat Municipality.
==Origin==
The Kastrati clan was recorded for the first time in 1416. The clan's centre was once at the ruins of a Roman ''castra'' on the Scutari-Orosh road. According to a local legend they are descendants of Krsto who was a brother of Grča, the ancestor of Kuči. It was also recorded that Alexius Kastrati, a lord of three villages, had in 1403 received a gift from the governor of Scutari. In a work of Jovan Cvijić it was recorded that in one of the villages (Kamenicë) of the Kastrati region the majority of the population were Orthodox Serbs. Cvijić also recorded that the Kastrati themselves have a story about their mixed Serbian-Albanian origin. The region had 300 Catholic and 200 Muslim households.〔 According to the founding legend of the clan, 300 houses descend from a Delti or Dedli from Drekalovići of Kuči, while 200 houses descend from Slavs who were living on the territory before arrival of Delti.
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