Newcomers as Office Holders: The familiares of Hrvoje Vukčić in Central Dalmatian Cities

Isailović, Neven (2020) Newcomers as Office Holders: The familiares of Hrvoje Vukčić in Central Dalmatian Cities. In: Towns and Cities of the Croatian Middle Ages: The Newcomers and the City. Hrvatski institut za povijest, Zagreb, pp. 171-182. ISBN 978-953-7840-30-3

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Abstract

The paper focuses on person from Bosnia, coming from the ranks of the retinue of Hrvoje Vukčić, who were appointed by the Bosnian-Neapolitan authorities to important positions in the cities of Central Dalmatia (in Split, Trogir and Šibenik) in the period from 1402 to 1416. It is examined who they were, from which circles they came, how their careers in Dalmatia developed, how they were received by local elites and how their activities affected the cities in which they resided and performed their duties. Particular attention was paid to the persons appointed by Hrvoje Vukčić to the office of the count of Split at the time when he was the Duke of that city, with special reference to the case of Petrica Jurjević who, after leaving his office in Split, moved to Trogir where he previously married to a rich local noble woman and heiress Pellegrina Cega. Petrica’s and Pellegrina’s descendants continued to live in Trogir years later

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