Delegates from Venice were present at the meeting.[1] The military alliance[14] was made up of the feudal lords in Albania, who had to contribute to the League with men and money.[2] Skanderbeg was proclaimed "Chief of the League of the Albanian people".[2][3] Thus, he was the League's leader and commander-in-chief of its combined armed forces numbering 8,000 warriors.[15][16] All the territorial lords had their own domains and affairs; "Skanderbeg had no right to interfere with the affairs of the domains of other nobles", acting only as the supreme military leader, as primus inter pares.[17][18] Barleti referred to the meeting as the generalis concilium or universum concilium ("general council" or "whole council"); the term "League of Lezhë" was coined by subsequent historians.[8]