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Kosača noble family

The House of Kosača (Serbian Cyrillic: Косача, pl. Kosače / Косаче), somewhere Kosačić (Serbian Cyrillic: Косачић, pl. Kosačići / Косачићи), was a Bosnian medieval noble family which ruled over parts of modern-day Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, and Serbia between the 14th century and the 15th century. The land they controlled was known as…

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Founded
first half of the 14th century
Cadet branches
Vuković · Hranić · Vukčić · Hercegović · Hersekzade
Country
Kingdom of Bosnia Duchy of Saint Sava Serbian Empire Ottoman Empire Kingdom of Hungary Republic of Venice
Dissolution
end of the 16th c.
Estates
Gornje Podrinje or Gornja Drina (Upper Drina) (area around the upper course of the Drina river) · Humska zemlja (1326–1482) (roughly modern Herzegovina) · Primorje (the Coast) (Adriatic coast roughly between Omiš and Herceg Novi)
Final ruler
Vlatko Hercegović

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Avg. degree1.97
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Titles · 9
Kosača noble family → bey, Grand Admiral, Grand Duke of Bosnia (Veliki Vojvoda Bosanski), Grand Vizier, herceg, Herzog (Duke) of Hum and the Coast, Herzog of Saint Sava, knyaz, vojvoda
Cadet branches · 7
Kosača noble family → Hercegović, Hersekzade, Hranić, Isabegović, Isabegzade, Vuković, Vukčić
Estates · 3
Kosača noble family → Gornje Podrinje or Gornja Drina (Upper Drina) (area around the upper course of the Drina river), Humska zemlja (1326–1482) (roughly modern Herzegovina), Primorje (the Coast) (Adriatic coast roughly between Omiš and Herceg Novi)
Country · 1
Kosača noble family → Kingdom of Bosnia Duchy of Saint Sava Serbian Empire Ottoman Empire Kingdom of Hungary Republic of Venice
Dissolution · 1
Kosača noble family → end of the 16th c.
Final ruler · 1
Kosača noble family → Vlatko Hercegović
Founded · 1
Kosača noble family → first half of the 14th century
Founder · 1
Kosača noble family → Vuk Kosača
Place of origin · 1
Kosača noble family → Eastern Bosnia near Rudine Upper Drina

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kosača bosnia bosnian ottoman herzegovina family vukčić hum islam eastern catholic vlatko serbian kingdom stjepan church hercegović kosače saint herzog

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Kosača noble familyCadet branchesVuković1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyCadet branchesHranić1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyCadet branchesVukčić1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyCadet branchesHercegović1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyCadet branchesHersekzade1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyCadet branchesIsabegović1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyCadet branchesIsabegzade1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyCountryKingdom of Bosnia Duchy of Saint Sava Serbian Empire Ottoman Empire Kingdom of Hungary Republic of Venice1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyDissolutionend of the 16th c.1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyEstatesGornje Podrinje or Gornja Drina (Upper Drina) (area around the upper course of the Drina river)1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyEstatesHumska zemlja (1326–1482) (roughly modern Herzegovina)1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyEstatesPrimorje (the Coast) (Adriatic coast roughly between Omiš and Herceg Novi)1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyFinal rulerVlatko Hercegović1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyFoundedfirst half of the 14th century1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyFounderVuk Kosača1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyPlace of originEastern Bosnia near Rudine Upper Drina1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyTitlesknyaz1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyTitlesvojvoda1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyTitlesherceg1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyTitlesbey1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyTitlesGrand Duke of Bosnia (Veliki Vojvoda Bosanski)1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyTitlesHerzog (Duke) of Hum and the Coast1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyTitlesHerzog of Saint Sava1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyTitlesGrand Vizier1.00infobox
Kosača noble familyTitlesGrand Admiral1.00infobox

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