Croatian nobility

Croatian nobility

Croatian nobility refers to the noble families of Croatia, Slavonia, Dalmatia, Istria, Bosnia and Republic of Ragusa.

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General history of Croatian nobility

Croatian nobility titles mostly were granted by the kings of Croatia, later kings of Hungary-Croatia. In Dalmatia and Istria several Venetian titles were granted and during the French occupation, French titles were granted.

Following the collapse of Austria-Hungary following World War I, the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes (later Yugoslavia) stopped giving hereditary titles.

Between 1941-1943 King Tomislav II of the Independent State of Croatia granted about 60 titles of duke, marquess, count, viscount and baron but mostly to non-citizens.


Families

Kings

  • Trpimirović
  • Svetoslavić
  • Krešimirović


Dukes/Princes

  • Babonić
  • Domagojević
  • Hrvatinić
  • Feštetić
  • Gorjanski
  • Lacković
  • Odescalchi
  • Šubić


Marquesses


Counts


Barons

See also

  • List of noble families of Croatia in alphabetical order


External links


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