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Grdan

Grdan (Serbian Cyrillic: Грдан; fl. 1596–d. 1612) was the vojvoda (duke) of the Nikšić nahija, part of the Sanjak of Herzegovina (Ottoman Empire), who led several uprisings against the Ottomans in between 1596 and 1612, alongside Serbian Patriarch Jovan Kantul (s. 1592–1614).

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Allegiance
Jovan Kantul, Patriarch of Peć
Born
ca. 1570[citation needed] Nikšić, Sanjak of Herzegovina, Bosnia Eyalet, Ottoman Empire (now Montenegro)
Commands
Rebel army
Died
1612
Rank
vojvoda (duke)
Service years
fl. 1596–1612

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Nodes35
Edges34
Triples94
Avg. degree1.94
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related to 1607–12 · 38
Grdan → After, Austria, Balkans, Brda, Christian, Crown, December, Duke, Emanuel, Herzegovina, However, Imperial Spanish Kingdom, In, In April, In March, Jovan, Kosijerevo, Macedonia, Metohija, Morača
related to Uprising of 1596–97 · 32
Grdan → Ahmed Pasha Khadum, Ahmet-paša Kadum, Albanian, Balkans, Banat Uprising, Bosnia, Bulgarian, Cetinje, European, Gacko Field, Greek, Herzegovina, Herzegovinian, However, In, Metropolitan Visarion, Nikšić, Ottoman, Ottoman Montenegro, Ottomans
related to Origin · 13
Grdan → From Nikša, Grbalj, Herzegovina, Ilijon, Nemanjić, Nikša, Nikšić, Nikšić Municipality, Onogošt, Ottoman Sanjak, Ottomans, Serbian Emperor Stefan Dušan, The
related to Aftermath · 4
Grdan → After Grdan, Jovanović, Nikša's, Nikšić
Allegiance · 1
Grdan → Jovan Kantul, Patriarch of Peć
Born · 1
Grdan → ca. 1570[citation needed] Nikšić, Sanjak of Herzegovina, Bosnia Eyalet, Ottoman Empire (now Montenegro)
Commands · 1
Grdan → Rebel army
Died · 1
Grdan → 1612
Rank · 1
Grdan → vojvoda (duke)
Service years · 1
Grdan → fl. 1596–1612

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nikšić jovan ottoman 1596 herzegovina patriarch serbian vojvoda 1612 duke ottomans kantul balkans tribe chieftains spanish nahija sanjak empire rebels

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
GrdanAllegianceJovan Kantul, Patriarch of Peć1.00infobox
GrdanBornca. 1570[citation needed] Nikšić, Sanjak of Herzegovina, Bosnia Eyalet, Ottoman Empire (now Montenegro)1.00infobox
GrdanCommandsRebel army1.00infobox
GrdanDied16121.00infobox
GrdanRankvojvoda (duke)1.00infobox
GrdanService yearsfl. 1596–16121.00infobox
Grdanrelated to 1607–12In0.60section
Grdanrelated to 1607–12Patriarch Jovan Kantul0.60section
Grdanrelated to 1607–12Emanuel0.60section
Grdanrelated to 1607–12Balkans0.60section
Grdanrelated to 1607–12Crown0.60section
Grdanrelated to 1607–12Macedonia0.60section

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