to his son Philip in 1294. Philip reigned as Lord of the Kingdom of Albania. Lords of the Kingdom of Albania Philip 1294–1331 Robert 1331–1332 Philip died on 26 December 1331, and was succeeded by his son Robert. Robert's uncle, John, did not wish to do him homage for the Principality of Achaea, so Robert received Achaea from John in exchange for 5,000 ounces of gold and the rights to the diminished Kingdom of Albania. John took the style of Duke of Durazzo. 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 Topia, who was recognized by Venice as Prince of Albania. Captains and Vicars-General of the Kingdom of Albania These officers were styled Capitaneus et vicaris generalis in regno Albaniae. Gazo Chinard (1272) Anselme de Chaus (May 1273) Narjot de Toucy (1274) Guillaume Bernard (23 September 1275) Jean Vaubecourt (15 September 1277) Jean Scotto (May 1279) Hugues de Sully le Rousseau (1281) Guillaume Bernard (1283) Guy of Charpigny (1294) Ponzard de Tournay (1294) Simon de Mercey (1296) Guillaume de Grosseteste (1298) Geoffroy de Port (1299) Rinieri da Montefuscolo (1301) Marshals of the Kingdom of Albania These officers were styled Marescallus in regni Albaniae. Guillaume Bernard Philip d'Artulla (Ervilla) Geoffroy de Polisy Jacques de Campagnol Andrea I Muzaka (1279) Gulielm Blinishti (1304) References Sources 1368 disestablishments States and territories established in 1272 Former kingdoms 13th century in the Kingdom of Sicily Charles I of Anjou Former countries in the Balkans