Periferija periferije: političke i društvene strukture i promjene na prostoru između Krke i Neretve u anžuvinskom razdoblju

Isailović, Neven (2024) Periferija periferije: političke i društvene strukture i promjene na prostoru između Krke i Neretve u anžuvinskom razdoblju. In: Doba (dez)integracije: društveno-političke strukture anžuvinskog doba. Sveučilište u Zadru, Zadar, pp. 51-68. ISBN 978-953-331-518-8

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Abstract

Although addressed in numerous studies of varying provenance, subject matter and quality, the overlapping political and social structures of the peripheral areas of medieval Croatia, Serbia and Bosnia did not receive a comprehensive presentation. This paper aims to put forward ideas and guidelines for a thorough treatment of the topic at some future point, with special regard to the Angevin period. It tackles the issues of stability and change in political and social structures as the borders were being re-drawn, the contacts and mutual relations of political stakeholders, Vlach groups as a new element that had to be taken into account, as well as new tendencies in literacy. Special emphasis has been placed on the local nobility, its status and relationships with aristocrats and the central government. An attempt was also made to determine whether the measures implemented by King Louis, primarily in the 1350s, brought about fundamental changes or merely relied on the existing situation, which was then only legally “codified” in order to stabilize the region and strengthen the royal power

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