Members
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- Pal Kastrioti - had the title "segnior de Signa et de Gardi-ipostesi" (Sina (Albanian: Sinë) and Lower Gardi (Albanian: Gardhi i Poshtëm)).
- Aleksa Kastrioti - lord of three villages
- Konstantin Kastrioti - Lord of Cerüja castle (Latin: dominus Serinae)
- Gjon Kastrioti (fl. 1407-1437†), married Voisava Tripalda
- Reposh Kastrioti - duke then monk
- Stanisha Kastrioti - († 1445?)
- Hamza Kastrioti - († 1460?)
- Konstandin Kastrioti
- Mara Kastrioti, married Stefan I Crnojević
- George Kastrioti (Skanderbeg) - Albanian national hero
- Gjon Kastrioti II - Count of Soleto, son of George Kastrioti (Skanderbeg), married Irene Palaiologina, daughter of despot Lazar Branković of Serbia
- Co(n)stantino (bishop of Isernia 1498, † 1500)
- Ferrante (duke of San Pietro in Galatina, † 1561)
- Maria Kastrioti († 1569)
- Gjergj (fought from 1499-1501 on the side of the Republic of Venice in Albania, † 1540)
- Gjon Kastrioti II - Count of Soleto, son of George Kastrioti (Skanderbeg), married Irene Palaiologina, daughter of despot Lazar Branković of Serbia
- Jelena - married Pavle Balša
- Mamica, married Musachio Thopia in 1445
- Angelina, married Vladino Arianites
- Vlajka, married Ghin Musachi, secondly Stefan Strez Balšić with whom she had sons Ivan Strez Balšić and Gojko Balšić
- Constantine Kastrioti
- Pal Kastrioti - had the title "segnior de Signa et de Gardi-ipostesi" (Sina (Albanian: Sinë) and Lower Gardi (Albanian: Gardhi i Poshtëm)).
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