Llapusha

Llapusha (Albanian: Llapushë (Albanian definite form: Llapusha); Serbian: Прекорупље, romanized: Prekoruplje) is a geographic and ethnographic region in Kosovo, including the eastern portion of the larger Metohija region which includes the western part of Kosovo.

According to ethnographical studies published in 1912, Llapusha had 44 villages with 231 Serb, 457 Albanian Muslim, 108 Catholic and 14 Muhajir families.

[5] Svetozar Raičević studied Metohijski Podgor and Llapusha, publishing preliminary results in 1935.

Llapusha is south of this region, on the left side of the Drin, and reaches to the Mirusha river.

[6] A special group of people were the Čitaci, in the villages of Čitak and Broćna, who "don't know their ancestry, their mother tongue is Albanian, and they also know a little Serbian".