Vuk — (Lobo en serbio) es un nombre de pila. Antiguamente, se daba este nombre a los neonatos débiles o enfermos para que un lobo les protegiera de la brujería y de la enfermedad. Existen múltiples variantes de este nombre: Masculinas: Vuk, Vukota,… … Wikipedia Español
Vuk (name) — The name Vuk means wolf in Serbian. In earlier times it was given to weak and ill neomates so it would protect them from illness and witchcraft. Notable people *Vuk Orle, medieval Serbian vojvoda *Vuk Karadzic, Serbian linguist and reformer of… … Wikipedia
House of Kosača — Royal house surname = House of Kosača estate = of Herzegovina coat of arms = country = Herzegovina titles = Herzog parent house = founder = Vuk Kosača final ruler = Vlatko Hercegović current head = extinct founding year = dissolution =… … Wikipedia
Katarina Kosaca-Kotromanic — Katarina Kosača Kotromanić (Portrait aus dem Franziskanerkloster von Kraljeva Sutjeska) Katarina Kosača Kotromanić (* 1424 in Blagaj bei Mostar; † 25. Oktober 1478 in Rom), Tochter von Stjepan Vukčić Kosača und Jelena Balša (Balšići), war die… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Katarina Kosača — Kotromanić (Portrait aus dem Franziskanerkloster von Kraljeva Sutjeska) Katarina Kosača Kotromanić (* 1424 in Blagaj bei Mostar; † 25. Oktober 1478 in Rom), Tochter von Stjepan Vukčić Kosača und Jelena Balša (Balšići), war die vorletz … Deutsch Wikipedia
Katarina Kosača-Kotromanić — (Portrait aus dem Franziskanerkloster von Kraljeva Sutjeska) Katarina Kosača Kotromanić (* 1424 in Blagaj bei Mostar; † 25. Oktober 1478 in Rom), Tochter von Stjepan Vukčić Kosača und Jelena Balšić, war die vorletzte bosnische Königin … Deutsch Wikipedia
Vlatko Vuković — Kosača (died 1392) was a Vojvode of Hum (Herzegovina). He was a son of the Serb nobleman Vuk Kosača. Vuković was a Vojvode, which is the Slavic term for a military commander who also serves as a territorial governor, often translated as Duke .He… … Wikipedia
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Stefan Vukčić — (also Stjepan , Stipan , Stevan ) (1404 1466) Serb nobleman from the house of Kosača was a duke ( herzog ) and governor ( voivod ) of Bosnia, Primorje and Zahumlje ( Hum/Chelm ). It was Stefan s ducal title Herceg that gave rise to the name… … Wikipedia
Tvrtko I of Bosnia — Infobox Monarch name=Tvrtko I title=King of Bosnia and later Serbia [Encyclopedia Britannica] caption=Bosnian king Tvrtko Kotromanic with the golden lily on his Crown reign=1353 1391 coronation= 26 October 1377 predecessor=Stephen II… … Wikipedia
