Im not sure either but you started it, and i finished. Anyways about the serious talk i want to add by reading some different writters from Bulgaria Greece and Albania about Devoll at that time.
Few people today know that the name Devoll appears in a threefold nominative function: as the name of a city, a river, and a district. In common usage, it is mostly recognized in the latter two functions. The geographical and ethnographic region that forms the district with this name is bordered to the east by the Republic of Greece, to the west by the Morava mountain range, to the south by Greece and the Kolonjë district, and to the north by Lake Prespa and the Korçë district. The Devoll River (196 km) originates at the foot of Mount Gramos, continues its course northward toward the city of Bilisht, then turns westward through the gorge between Mount Thatë in the north and Morava in the south, where it merges deep within with the Osum River, which also originates from Gramos, and together they form the Seman River.The name Devoll, with slightly different phonetic forms, is encountered very early in history. Devoll is first mentioned as a city by Ptolemy in the 2nd century AD. According to the renowned Greek geographer, there existed a city of the Illyrian tribe of the Ordeans called Debolia. Devoll with the rich village of Zvezde was the first one to be completly destroyed by Ottomans at a later date.
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