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The Forced Migration of Albanians after the Ottoman Conquest of Koroni (1534)
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The Forced Migration of Albanians after the Ottoman Conquest of Koroni (1534)
In 1534, the Ottoman conquest of Koroni (today Koroni, Greece) in the Peloponnese, then known as Morea, was not merely a military triumph for the Ottoman Empire. It also triggered a wave of forced migration, reshaping the demographic and cultural landscape of the region. Among those most deeply affected were the local Albanian communities, many of whom were compelled to flee across the Adriatic to southern Italy. Their exile gave birth to the Ar…
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