Antonia Young wrote about women in this country who are bound by a customary law code in its highlands after they swear an oath. One early Western (15[1])traveller in this country compared their arrival at Tepelene (“Tep-eh-LEEN”) Castle to Scott’s description of Branksome Castle. That traveller’s dress from this country survives, including the long skirt later adopted by its southern neighbour, known as a (*) fustanella, traditionally worn in the south of this country. As of December 2022, there are only a dozen burrneshat in this country, a status which allows certain women to smoke and to drink. Those “sworn virgins” in this country are free from (10[1])its Gjakmarrja (“Jyak-MARR-Ya”), or blood feuds. Byron, who visited Ali Pasha’s Gjirokastra (“JIRO-cass-tra”) castle in this country, was painted wearing its costume. Divided between Tosks and Ghegs, for 10 points, name this country, with capital Tirana. (0[2]) ■END■