Dukes of Durazzo
- John 1332–1336
- Charles 1336–1348
- Joanna 1348–1368
- Louis 1366–1368 and 1376, in right of his wife
In 1368, Durazzo fell to Karl Thopia, who was recognized by Venice as Prince of Albania.
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