The Late Medieval Balkans: A Critical Survey from the Late Twelfth Century to the Ottoman ConquestUniversity of Michigan Press, 1987 - 683 pages |
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... Senj , the Vinodol coast , and the isle of Krk , which as far as we know the Venetians had not even considered attacking this time . To briefly look ahead : Omiš and Poljica remained in the Nelipčić family until Ivaniš Nelipčić died in ...
... Senj , the Vinodol coast , and the isle of Krk , which as far as we know the Venetians had not even considered attacking this time . To briefly look ahead : Omiš and Poljica remained in the Nelipčić family until Ivaniš Nelipčić died in ...
Page 492
... Senj ; Dubrovnik and even various Italian cities imported them from Senj . Effects of Venetian Rule ? U The Dalmatian town we have the most information about is Dubrovnik . But the other towns were similarly administered , each having ...
... Senj ; Dubrovnik and even various Italian cities imported them from Senj . Effects of Venetian Rule ? U The Dalmatian town we have the most information about is Dubrovnik . But the other towns were similarly administered , each having ...
Page 591
... Senj , ordered Blaž the Magyar ( no longer ban ) to expel John from the mainland . In late 1479 , after Martin's death in October , Blaž drove John back to Krk and captured the mainland forts that John had taken from Martin . Blaž then ...
... Senj , ordered Blaž the Magyar ( no longer ban ) to expel John from the mainland . In late 1479 , after Martin's death in October , Blaž drove John back to Krk and captured the mainland forts that John had taken from Martin . Blaž then ...
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The Balkans in the Late Twelfth Century | 1 |
Raška and Zeta 120607 to ca 1216 | 49 |
Notes | 56 |
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