Bosanska banovina i njezino okruženje u prvoj polovici 13. stoljeća
Bosnian Banate and its Surrounding During the First Half of the 13th Century

Author(s): Mladen Ančić
Subject(s): History, Cultural history, Political history, Middle Ages, 13th to 14th Centuries
Published by: Institut za istoriju
Summary/Abstract: The author examines the relation schemes within the ruling elite in the large territory from the Adriatic coast deep into the Danube basin. He points out the existence of particular “lands” that originate from the world of political formations of the early Middle Ages and points out personal dependence between Hungarian-Croatian kings and “rulers” of the specific “lands”. He illustrates the functioning of the system with two examples: conflicts over the Crown of St.Stephen’s at the beginning of the 13th century and a conflict between the duke of Mačva and Bosnia, Bela Rostislavić and Uroš I., the king of Serbia in the late sixties of the 13th century. Based on these analyses he derives conclusions on what led to disregard of the papal demands in the first half of the 13th century that force be used against the protagonists of the heretic teachings in Bosnian Banovina.

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