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Around Kosovo are the following countries: Prishtina; it has no castle nor is it surrounded by walls, but open country with about 3,000 houses; it makes a big market and is connected to Skopje a day's journey away. Usually the Pasha of Skopje stays here to avoid expenses and to be near the mines; the pashalak is bought by 100,000 reales and is freed never to go to war; it holds many, many 100 soldiers, horsemen and footmen. There is no faculty to wage war, but only to collect tribute. The river Sitnica passes by the leeds.

Source: Zamputi, Injac / Pulaha, Selami (1990). Documents of the XVI-XVII centuries for the history of Albania. Volume 4 1675–1699. Tirana: ASHAK. p. 38. Original source: [Archivio Segreto Vaticano, Segreteria di Stato, Vescovi e] Prelati etc. 1685, vol. 68 fol. 335, Doc. no. CCXXXIII. (Translation: Injac Zamputi and Selami Pulaha).