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Borićević
Coat of arms of Banate of Bosnia
Country	Banate of Bosnia
Founded	c. 1150
Founder	Ban Borić
Titles	Ban of Bosnia
Dissolution	c. 1180

The House of Borićević or Borićević dynasty was the first known family who ruled Bosnia as Bans of Bosnia. The first known, and most likely progenitor of the dynasty, was Ban Borić who fl. 1154–63 as a Hungarian vassal.

History

Progenitor of the dynasty, Ban Borić was first mentioned in 1154 and the last in 1163. He was also mentioned in Byzantine Greek historian John Kinnamos' history book covering years 1118–1176. The first certain mention was 1154 regarding the Byzantine-Hungarian war, with engagements in the Danube area, where he was described as taking part in the conflict on the side of Hungarian force, as Hungarian vassal and the ban of Bosnia. Kinnamos described Borić as "exarch (governor) of the land/country of Bosnia".^[1]^[2] It is uncertain how and when Borić came to rule Bosnia. According to Vladimir Ćorović, he was not a native Bosnian; his homeland is taken to have been central Slavonia. As Hungary became the overlord of Bosnia in the 1130s, it is most likely that Borić was appointed governor in Bosnia as a Hungarian vassal, and was obliged to participate in the march on Braničevo.^[1]^[2]^[3]

Ban Borić had two sons named Borić and Pavao. Borić Borićević and Pavao Borićević had sons named Odola, Čelk and Borić. The extended family also included Detmar and Benedikt (also called Borić). In the 13th century his descendants had possessions on both sides of the river Sava, in the eastern and western parts of what is now the Požega County.^[4]

References

^ ^a ^b Ćorović, Vladimir (1997). Istorija srpskog naroda (in Serbian). eBook Portal. pp. 48–49. Retrieved 20 October 2018.
^ ^a ^b Ćorović, Vladimir (1940). Historija Bosne. Srpska kraljevska akademija. Retrieved 20 October 2018.
^ Klaić, Nada (1989). Srednjovjekovna Bosna: politički položaj bosanskih vladara do Tvrtkove krunidbe, 1377. g (in Croatian). Grafički zavod Hrvatske. pp. 62–77. ISBN 9788639901042. Retrieved 20 October 2018.
^ Karbić, Marija (30 September 2005). "Posjedi plemićkog roda Borića bana do sredine XIV. stoljeća" [Landed estates of the noble lineage of Borić Ban until the middle of the 14th century]. Scrinia Slavonica: Godišnjak Podružnice za Povijest Slavonije, Srijema i Baranje Hrvatskog Instituta za Povijest (in Croatian). 5 (1): 48–61. ISSN 1332-4853. Retrieved 10 May 2020.

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Medieval to 1521	Berislavić Bogopenec Bogutović Borićević Branivojević Dinjčić-Kovačević Draživojević Hercegović Hranić Hrvatinić Kosača‎ Kotromanić Kulinić‎ Ljubibratić Miloradović Mirković‎ Nikolić Pavlović‎ Radinović‎ Radivojević Radojević‎ Sanković Sabančić Vlatković Vukčić‎ Vuković Vojsalić Zlatonosović
Ottoman period 1463–1878	Borovinić Gradaščević Hercegović Hersekzade Isabegović Kapetanović Kopčić Kraloğlu Kulenović Malkoč Miloradović Rizvanbegović Sijerčić Skenderović Skopljak Sokolović
Austro-Hungarian period 1878-1918	Čengić Kapetanović Kulenović Rizvanbegović Sokolović
Kingdom of Yugoslavia period 1918-1941	Kapetanović Kulenović Pozderac Rizvanbegović
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