Lukië

Lukië is a term that can refer to several things, most notably a district in the Netherlands and a historical region in Albania.

In the Netherlands, Lukië is a small rural district located in the province of North Holland. It is part of the municipality of Medemblik and is primarily characterized by agricultural land and scattered farmsteads. The area is known for its quiet, pastoral landscape and its proximity to the Markermeer, a large lake. Information about Lukië as a specific administrative or geographical entity beyond its location within Medemblik is limited, suggesting it is a local designation rather than a widely recognized region.

Historically, Lukië, or more commonly referred to as Lukië or Lukë, was a region in the northern part of Albania, within the historical Malësia area. This region was known for its rugged mountainous terrain and the strong tribal traditions of its inhabitants. It played a role in the broader historical context of Albanian resistance and cultural identity. The term might also appear in genealogical or historical records related to families and communities from this Albanian region.

The usage of the term Lukië can therefore be ambiguous, and context is crucial to determine whether it refers to the Dutch locality or the historical Albanian region.