Chiranna Zenevisi was the daughter of
Gjon Zenebishi, Serbastokrator of Epirus. Her mother Bua was a daughter of
Gjin Bua-Spata and sister of Irene, wife of
Esau de' Buondelmonti. Not much is known about Chiranna's early life. Upon her marriage to
Andrea III Muzaka, Chiranna received the territory of Grabossa as part of her dowry from her father, John Zenevisi. Through this marriage, the territory became part of the holdings of the Muzaka family, and Chiranna assumed the title of Lady of Grabossa. In 1470, Chiranna built the
Holy Trinity Church, Lavdar. Her son, Gjin II, built Saint Mary's Church in Bungë, near the village of Zerec. He was buried on the south side of Saint Mary's Church. The church was built just a few kilometers from Lavdar, where the Holy Trinity Church is located. Later on, her descendants built another church dedicated to Saint George in the nearby Arostë. Upon her death, Chiranna Zenevisi was buried on the west side of Saint Mary’s Church, where she was laid to rest alongside her daughter-in-law, Chiranna Mataranga, who was the wife of her son, Gjin II. ==Family==