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Croatia, coat of arms
Adopted 1990
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Provisional 1990
   Coat of arms of the Independent State of Croatia.svg
Ustase 1941-45
   Coat of arms of Croatia (1868-1918) with crown.svg
C&S 1868-1918
Arms of the Ban
Croatia (Austria-Hungary), coat of arms (XIX century) - vector image
Historic šahovniva
Hvratska
 
Roman province
626 - 925                 Croatian Duchy
925                       Kingdom of Croatia
1102 - 1301               Union with Hungary
       1102 - 29 Oct 1918 Personal Union with Hungary
01 Jan 1527 - 29 Oct 1918 Union with Austria
08 Oct 1809 -    Aug 1813 Annexed to French Empire
   Aug 1813 - 05 Jul 1822 To Austria
05 Jul 1822               Returned to Kingdom of Hungary
19 Apr 1848               Independence declared from Hungary, but not Austria
21 Dec 1867               Part of the Hungarian half of the Empire
08 Oct      - 11 Oct 1871 Rakovica revolt
29 Oct      - 30 Nov 1918 Part of State of Slovens, Croats and Serbs
01 Dec 1918               Part of Kingdom of Yugoslavia
26 Aug 1939 - 10 Apr 1941 Autonomous Banovina of Croatia in Yugoslavia
10 Apr 1941 - 08 May 1945 Independant State of Croatia (Axis puppet, not recognised)
08 May 1945               Re-incorporated into Yugoslavia
02 Dec 1945               People's Socialist Republic of Croatia, within Yugoslavia
07 Jul 1963               Socialist Republic of Croatia, within Yugoslavia
25 Jul 1990               Republic of Croatia
28 Feb 1991 - 07 Aug 1995 Secession of Kraijina
25 Jun 1991               Independence declared (susspended to 08 Oct 1991)
 
Government: Republic.
Capital: Zagreb.
Languages: Serbo-Croat (Croatian), Italian, Hungarian, Sloven, Czech.
Religion: Roman Catholic, Orthodox, Islam.
National Anthem: "Lijepa nasa domovino" (Our Beautiful Homeland).
National Emblem: šahovnica.
National Day: Statehood day, 25 June (1991).
National Motto: Bog i Hrvati (God and Croats).
EU Accestion: No.
Currency: Kuna.
 
Monarchs
- Panonska Croatia -
... - ...               Lobel
... - ...               Kosjenc
... - ...               Muhlo
... - ...               Tuga
... - ...               Buga
626 - 635               Hrvat
635 - 660               Klukas
660 - 680               Porga
790 - 810               Vojnomir
810 - 823               Ljudevit Posavski
829 - 838               Ratimir
880 - 887               Braslav
- Primorska Croatia -
... - ...               Radoslav
... - ...               Kuber
660 - 680               Borko
740 - 785               Budimir
785 - 802               Viseslav
810 - 821               Borna
821 - 835               Vladislav
835 - 845               Mislav
845 - 864               Tripimir I
864                     Zdeslav
864 - 876               Domagoj
876 - 878               Iijko
       879 -    May 879 Zdeslav
   May 879 - 892        Branimir
892 - 910               Trpimirovic, Mutimir
- Croatia -
       910 - 11 Mar 928 Trpimirovic, Tomislav I
11 Mar 928 - 935        Trpimirovic, Tripimir II
935 - 945               Trpimirovic, Kresimir I
945 - 949               Trpimirovic, Miroslav
949 - 969               Trpimirovic, Kresimir II
969 - 997               Trpimirovic, Driszlav
997 - 1000               Suronja, Svetoslav
997 - 1020               Suronja, Goislav
1000 - 1030               Suronja, Kresimir III
1030 - 1058               Suronja, Stjepan I
1058 - 1074               Suronja, Kresimir IV
1074 - 1075               Zhonivir, Slavic
1075 - 1089               Zhonivir, Dimitir
1089 - 1091               Kresimir, Queen Jelena
1089 - 1091               Kresimir, Stjepan II
1091 - 1093               Suronja Almos
1093 - 1097               Arpad, Petar
       1102 - 29 Oct 1918 The Monarchs of Hungary
       1107 - 03 Feb 1116 Arpad, István II
                          (co-ruler)
   Mar 1301 - 16 Jul 1341 Arpad, Károly
       1390 - 15 Feb 1391 Vladislavic, Mirca
                          (Stjepan Tvrtko)
15 Feb 1391 - 19 Jul 1403 Arpad, Zsigizsmond
                          (1st Time, un dissidence)
19 Jul 1403 - 1409        Ladislav
       1409 - 09 Dec 1437 Arpad, Zsigizsmond
                          (2nd Time, in dissidence)
01 Jan 1527 - 29 Oct 1918 The Monarchs of Hungary
06 Jan      - 05 Oct 1527 Arpad, Ivan
                          (in disstance)
18 May 1941 - 31 Jul 1943 Savoia, Tomislav II ...................... 1900-1948
 
Bans
01 Mar 1495 - 28 Oct 1497 Ivan Kovrin (1st Time)
28 Oct 1497 - 05 Jan 1499 Juraj Kanizaj
05 Jan 1499 - 12 Oct 1504 Ivan Kovrin (2nd Time)
12 Oct 1504 - 1507        Andrija Bot de Bajna
12 Oct 1504 -    Jan 1506 Ferenc de Gyármáth Balassa
   Jan 1506 - 1508        Marko Horvat Misljenovic
       1508 - 1510        Ivan Ernust
       1510 - 13 Sep 1513 Emeryk Mirko Pereny
13 Sep 1513 - 20 May 1520 Petar Berislavic
   Nov 1520 -    Aug 1524 Ivan Karlovic (1st Time)
   Aug 1524 - 12 Mar 1525 Ivan Tahy
12 Mar 1525 - 30 Sep 1531 Ferenc Batthyány
29 Sep 1526 - 26 Sep 1527 Krsto Frankapan Brinjski
   Jul 1527 - 09 Aug 1531 Ivan Karlovic (2nd Time)
25 May 1533 - 01 Nov 1542 Petar Keglevic
09 Dec 1537 -    Dec 1539 Tomas-Tomo Nadazdi
24 Dec 1542 - 27 Dec 1556 Nikola Zrinski I
27 Dec 1556 - 26 Apr 1567 Petar Erdödy
26 Apr 1567 - 02 Dec 1572 Franjo Frankapan Slunjski
02 Dec 1572 -    Jan 1578 Juraj Draškovic
14 Oct 1574 -    Jan 1578 Gašpar Alapic
   Jan 1578 - 25 Sep 1583 Krsto Ungnad
25 Sep 1583 - 15 May 1595 Toma Erdödy (1st Time)
15 May 1595 - 10 Apr 1608 Ivan Draskovic I
15 May 1595 - 30 Jun 1596 Gašpar Stankovacki
       1608 - 27 Nov 1614 Toma Erdödy (2nd Time)
27 Nov 1614 - 08 Nov 1616 Beko Turoc
05 Apr 1617 - 10 May 1622 Nikola Frankopan
       1622 - 18 Dec 1626 Juraj Zrinski
20 May 1627 - 03 Mar 1639 Zsigizsmund Erdödy
10 Jul 1640 - 22 Sep 1646 Ivan Draškovic II
27 Dec 1647 - 18 Nov 1664 Nikola Zrinski II
       1665 - 30 Mar 1670 Petar Zrinski
03 Apr 1670 - 1674        Martin Borkovic
03 Apr 1670 - 07 Jun 1693 Nikolos Erdödy
26 Aug 1693 - 07 Sep 1703 Adam Batthyány
24 Jan 1704 - 17 Feb 1732 János Pállfy
17 Feb 1732 - 04 Jan 1733 Ivan Draškovic III
13 Aug 1733 - 25 Jun 1741 Jószef Eszterházy
25 Jun 1741 - 1742        György Branyng
16 Mar 1743 - 06 Jul 1756 Károly Batthyány
06 Jul 1756 - 1783        Ferenc Leopold Nadásdy
1783 - 1785               Ferenc Eszterházy
                          + Ferenc Széchenyi
1785 - 1790               Ferenc de Gyármáth Balassa
       1790 - 30 Mar 1806 János Erdödy
30 Mar 1806 - 1831        Ignjat Gyulay Maros-Nemeth
       1831 - 16 May 1840 Franjo Vlasic
16 May 1840 - 16 Jun 1842 Juraj Haulik de Varalaj (1st Time)
16 Jun 1842 - 1845        Franjo Haller
       1845 - 23 Mar 1848 Juraj Haulik de Varalaj (2nd Time)
23 Mar 1848 - 19 May 1859 Josip Jelcic ............................. 1801-1859
28 May 1859 - 19 Jun 1860 Graf Ivan Baptist Alexius Coronini ....... 1794-1880
19 Jun 1860 - 27 Jun 1867 Josip Sokcevic ........................... 1811-1896
27 Jun 1867 - 26 Jan 1871 Levin Rauch .............................. 1819-1890
26 Jan 1871 - 12 Feb 1872 Koloman Bedekovic ........................ 1818-1889
08 Oct      - 11 Oct 1871 Eugen Kvaternik .......................... 1825-1871
                          (Leader of the Rakovica revolt)
17 Feb 1872 - 20 Sep 1873 Ante Vakanovic ........................... 1808-1894
20 Sep 1873 - 21 Feb 1880 Ivan Mazuranic ........................... 1814-1890
21 Feb 1880 - 04 Sep 1883 Ladislav Pejacevic ....................... 1824-1901
04 Sep      - 01 Dec 1883 Hermann Ramberg .......................... 1820-1899
01 Dec 1883 - 27 Jun 1903 Károly Khuen-Héderváry ................... 1849-1918
01 Jul 1903 - 26 Jun 1907 Teodor Pejacevic ......................... 1855-1928
26 Jun 1907 - 08 Jan 1908 Aleksandar Rakodczaj ..................... 1848-1924
08 Jan 1908 - 05 Feb 1910 Pavel Rauch .............................. 1865-1933
05 Feb 1910 - 19 Jan 1912 Nikola Tomašic ........................... 1864-1918
19 Jan 1912 - 21 Jul 1913 Slavko Cuvaj ............................. 1851-1931
21 Jul 1913 - 29 Jun 1917 Ivan Skerlecz ............................ 1873-1951
29 Jun 1917 - 20 Jan 1919 Ante Mihalovic ........................... 1868-1949
 
Poglavnik (Leader)
12 Apr 1941 - 06 May 1945 Ante Pavelic ............................. 1889-1959 U
Presidents
30 May 1990 - 10 Dec 1999 Franjo Tudjman ........................... 1922-1999 HDZ
10 Dec 1999 - 02 Feb 2000 Vlatko Pavletic .......................... 1930-2007 HDZ
18 Feb 2000 - 18 Feb 2010 Stjepan Mesic ............................ 1934-
18 Feb 2010 -             Ivo Josipovic ............................ 1957-     SPD
 
Prime Ministers
10 Apr      - 17 Apr 1941 Mila Budak ............................... 1889-1945 U
17 Apr 1941 - 01 Sep 1943 Ante Pavelic                                         U
01 Sep 1943 - 06 May 1945 Nikola Mandic ............................ 1869-1945 U
30 May      - 24 Aug 1990 Stejpan Mesic                                        HDZ
24 Aug 1990 - 03 Aug 1991 Josip Manolic ............................ 1920-     HDZ
03 Aug 1991 - 08 Sep 1992 Franjo Greguric .......................... 1939-     HDZ
08 Sep 1992 - 29 Mar 1993 Hrvoje Šarinic ........................... 1935-     HDZ
29 Mar 1993 - 04 Nov 1995 Nikica Valentic .......................... 1951-     HDZ
04 Nov 1995 - 27 Jan 2000 Zlatko Mateša ............................ 1949-     HDZ
27 Jan 2000 - 23 Dec 2003 Ivica Racan .............................. 1944-2007 SPD
23 Dec 2003 - 06 Jul 2009 Ivo Sanader .............................. 1953-     HDZ
06 Jul 2009 - 23 Dec 2011 Jadrenka Kosor ........................... 1953-     HDZ
23 Dec 2011 -             Zoran Milanovic .......................... 1966-     SPD
 
 
 
HDZ=Hrvatska Demokratska Zejednica (Croation Democratic Union, right-wing,
    (nationalist, authoritarian 1990-2000)
HNZ=Hrvatska Narodna Stranka (Croation Peoples Party, Centerist)
HSP=Hrvatska Stranka Prava (Croatia Right Party, Xenophobic, banned 1929-1990)
SPD=Socialdemokratic Partija Hrvatska (Social Democratic Party of Croatia)
U=Ustaše(Croat-Fascist, Nationalist, Xenophobic, only legal party 1941-45 banned 1945)


Republic of Krajina
 
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        1991-1995
 
25 Jul 1990               Autonomy declared by the Serbian national council
30 Sep 1990               Serbian autonomous district
28 Feb 1991               Secession from Croatia but not from Yugoslavia declared
01 Apr 1991               Incorporation into Yugoslav Pepublic of Serbia
19 Dec 1991               Independence delaclared (not recognised)
07 Aug 1995               Reincorporated into Croatia 
07 Aug 1995 - 15 Jan 1998 Government in opposition in Srem-Baranja
26 Feb 2005 -             Serb Krajina government in exile (in Belgrade Serbia)
       
Presidents
31 Jul 1990 - 26 Feb 1992 Milan Babic .............................. 1956-2006
26 Feb 1992 -    Feb 1994 Goran Hadžic ............................. 1958-
   Feb 1994 - 07 Aug 1995 Milan Martic ............................. 1954-
26 Feb 2005 -             Rajko Lezajic
 
Prime Ministers
19 Dec 1991 - 16 Feb 1992 Dušan Vjestica
16 Feb 1992 - 21 Apr 1993 Zdravko Zecevic
21 Apr 1993 - 27 Mar 1994 Djordje Bjegovic ......................... 1941-
27 Mar 1994 - 27 Mar 1995 Borislav Mikelic ......................... 1939-
27 Mar 1994 - 27 Jul 1995 Milan Babic
26 Feb 2005 -             Milorad Buha
 
Srem-Baranja
 
25 Jun 1991 - 15 Jan 1998 Srem-Baranja Autonomous Oblast
 
Presidents of the Committee
25 Jun 1991 - 26 Feb 1992 Ilija Koncarevic
07 Aug 1995 -        1996 Slavko Domanovic ........................ 1949-1998
       1996 - 15 Jan 1998 Goran Hadžic ............................ 1958-
 
Prime Ministers
25 Jun 1991               Veljko Dzakula .......................... 1951-
       1991 - 26 Feb 1992 Goran Hadžic
07 Aug 1995 -        1996 Borislav Držajic
       1996 - 15 Jan 1998 Vojislav Stanimirovic ................... 1953-
 
UNTAES Administrators
17 Jan 1996 - 01 Aug 1997 Jacques Paul Klein (US) ................. 1939-
01 Aug 1997 - 15 Jan 1998 William Walker (US) ..................... 1935-


Dalmatia

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680 - 900                 Dalmatian Kingdom
900 - 1409                Union with Croatia (from 1102 Hungary)
998 - 1420                Divided between Byzantine, Venetian, Hungarian, Norman influence
998 - 1167                Venetian rule in Split
1328 - 1358               Split to the Republic of Venice
1390 - 1396               Split to Kingdom of Bosnia
       1402 - 09 Jul 1409 Zadar to Kingdom of Sicily
09 Jul 1409 - 17 Oct 1797 Dalmatia annexed by Republic of Venice
02 Oct 1540 - 14 Jul 1700 Southern Dalmatia under Ottoman rule
17 Oct 1797 - 26 Dec 1805 Dalmatia annexed by Austria
26 Dec 1805 - 14 Oct 1809 Dalmatia annexed by Napoleonic Italy
14 Oct 1809 - 06 Dec 1813 Part of French Empire
28 Oct 1813 - 30 May 1814 Austrian occupation
30 May 1814               To Austria
21 Dec 1867               Part of Austrian half of Austria-Hungary
19 Nov 1918 - 12 Nov 1920 Occupied by Italy
10 Sep 1919               Formally ceded to Yugoslavia by Austria
12 Nov 1920               Formally ceded to Yugoslavia by Italy (occupied to 1922)
05 May 1941               Annexed by Italy
10 Sep 1943               Incorporated into Croatia
 
Monarchs
680 - 711               Radoslav
711 - 740               Kubas
740 - 785               Budimir
785 - 810               Viseslav
810 - 821               Borna
821 - 835               Vladislav
835 - 845               Mislav
845 - 864               Trpimirovic, Tripimar
864                     Trpimirovic, Zdeslav (1st Time)
864 - 876               Trpimirovic, Domangoj
876                     Trpimirovic, Ilkjo
876 - 879               Trpimirovic, Zdeslav (2nd Time)
879 - 892               Trpimirovic, Branimir
892 - 900               Bodimir
        900 - 09 Jun 1409 The Kings of Croatia
09 Jun 1409 - 17 Oct 1797 The Doges of Venice
11 Jun 1808 - 28 Oct 1813 Nicolas Jean-de-Dieu Soult,
                           duc de Dalmatie
30 May 1816 - 29 Oct 1918 The Monarchs of Hungary
 
Princes and Bans of Dalmatia
1181-1184 Dionizij
1225-1226 Vojnic
1226-1243 Valegin
1243-1251 Stjepan Babonic
1259-1263 Butko
          + Aleksandar of Klis
1263-1266 Stjepan of Klis
1270-1273 Nikola of Gacka
1273-1312 Pavao Subic Bribirski
1312-1322 Mladen II Subic Bribirski
1356-1358 Ivan Cuz
1358-1366 Miklos Szechy (1st Time)
1366-1367 Konja Tomin Szechenyi
1367-1368 Mirko Lackovic
1368-1371 Simun Mauricijev
1371-1376 Karlo Anjou Dracki
1377-1380 Miklos Szechy (2nd Time)
1380-1383 Emerik Bubek
1383-1384 Stjepan Lackovic
1384-1385 Toma Bazin of St, Jurja
1385-1387 Ladislav of Lucanea
1387-1389 Dionizije of Lucanea
1389-1392 Nikola Gorjanski (1st Time)
1392-1394 Busidlav-Butko Kurjakovic-Krbavski
1394-1397 Nikola Gorjanski (2nd Time)
1410-1411 Pavao Kurjakovic-Kravskic
          + Ivan Kurjakovic-Kravskic
1412-1419 Petar Alben of Medvedgrad
1419-1426 Albert von Unga
1426-1432 Nikola Frankopan
1432-1437 Stjepan Frankopan (1st Time)
1432-1436 Ivan Frankopan
1438-1453 Petar Talovac
1444-1448 Franko Talovac
          (co-Ban)
1453-1459 Ladislav Hunjadi
1459-1463 Pavao Horvat Spirancic
1463-1473 Stjepan Frankopan (2nd Time)
1473-1476 Damjan Horvat of Litva
 
Governors
14 Oct      -    Dec 1797 Matije Matesa Rukavina Boynogradski ..... 1737-1817
   Dec 1797 - 1799        Raimund Thurn
1799 - 1801               Rinna Gianbattista
   Apr 1801 -    Jul 1802 Francesco Carnea-Stefano
   Jul 1802 -    Jun 1804 Peter von Goess
   Jun 1804 -    Feb 1806 Thomas Freiherr von Brady ............... 1752-1827
   Jul 1806 - 31 Dec 1808 Vincezo Dandolo ......................... 1758-1819
                          (governor-general)
01 Jan 1809 - 16 Mar 1810 Francesco Psalidi
                          (Imperial commissioner)
Intendant of Dalmatia
16 Mar 1810 -    Dec 1813 Jean-Baptiste Rougier
                           de la Bergerie ......................... 1762-1836
Head of the Dalmatian government
06 Aug      - 19 Nov 1918 Uro Desnica ............................. 1874-1941
Italian Governors
19 Nov 1918 - 23 Jan 1921 Enrico Millo Di Casalgiate .............. 1865-1930
                          (military governor)
23 Jan      - 1921        Corrado Bonfanti Linares ................ 1866-1934
                          (civil commissioner)
1921 - 1922               Amadeo Moroni ........................... 1876-1926
                          (civil commissioner)
17 Apr      - 07 Jun 1941 Athos Bartolucci ........................ 1902-1992
07 Jun 1941 - 14 Feb 1943 Giuseppe Bastianini ..................... 1899-1961
14 Feb      - 10 Sep 1943 Francesco Giunta ........................ 1887-1971
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Split (Spalato)
 
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1268                      County of Zadar
19 Nov 1918               Italian occupation
17 Apr 1941 - 11 Sep 1943 Part of Italian goverorate of Dalamatia
18 May 1941 - 11 Sep 1943 Province of Spalato
11 Sep 1943               To Croatia  
 
Counts
1268 - 1278               Ioakim Subic
1278 - 1282               Mladen Subic I .......................... 1226-1282
1282 - 1312               Pavao Subic
1312 - 1322               Mladen Subic II
1322 - 1329               Juraj Subic
1396 - 1416               Hrvoje Vukcic Hrvatinic, Duke of Bosnia
 
Italian Governors
07 Jun 1941 - 05 Aug 1943 Valerio Paolo Zerbino ................... 1905-1945
10 Sep      - 11 Sep 1943 Giuseppe Grimaldi ....................... 1885-1963

 
Republic of Ragusa (Dubrovnik)
      To 1808
 
 
 
 
614                       City founded
614 - 1172                Part of the Byzantine Empire
1172 - 1173               To Venice
1173 - 1180               To Serbia
1180 - 1190               To Sicily
1190 - 1196               To Serbia
1196 - 1230               To Serbia and Venice
1230 - 1232               To Epirus
1232 - 1358               To Venice
18 Feb 1358 - 31 Jan 1808 Republic of Ragusa
31 Jan 1808 - 14 Oct 1809 Part of Italy
14 Oct 1809 - 20 Sep 1813 Annexed by France
18 Jan 1814               Republic of Ragusa (restored)
28 Jan 1814 - 18 Dec 1918 To Austria-Hungary, part of Dalmatia
18 Dec 1918 - 17 Apr 1941 Part of Yugoslavia
17 Apr 1941               Part of Independent State of Croatia
       1941 - 10 Sep 1943 Part of Italian occupation zone
10 Sep 1943 - 18 Oct 1944 Occupied by Germany
18 Oct 1944 - 25 Jun 1991 Part of Yugoslavia
25 Jun 1991               Part of Croatia
 
Venetian Governors
1114-1194 .....
Venetian Mayors
1194-1358 .....
Dukes and Rectors of the Republic
1358 - 13.. Nicolň de Sorghum
13.. - 1370 ....
1370 - 1390 Marco de Bobal
1390 - 1403 ....
1403 - 1417 Vittorio de Bobal
1417 - 1499 ....

1500 - 1501 Giunio Andrea de Bobali e Simone Benessa

1501 - 1502 Bernardo Bona

1502 - 1503 .....

1503 - 1504 Giunio Andrea de Bobali e Simone Benessa

1504 - 1505 .....

1505 - 1506 Francesco Andrea de Bobali

1506 - 1507 Giunio Andrea de Bobali

1507 - 1508 .....

1508 - 1509 .....

1509 - 1510 Luca Bona e Antonio Bona

1510 - 1511 .....

1511 - 1512 Antonio Bona

1512 - 1513 .....

1514 - 1515 Antonio Bona

1515 - 1516 .....

1516 - 1517 .....

1517 - 1518 Antonio Bona

1518 - 1519 .....

1519 - 1520 .....

1520 - 1521 Antonio Bona

1521 - 1522 Giacomo Bona

1522 - 1523 Bartolo Bona

1523 - 1524 Antonio Bona e Giacomo Bona

1524 - 1525 .....

1525 - 1526 Luigi Bona e Bartolo Bona

1526 - 1527 Antonio Bona e Giacomo Bona

1527 - 1528 Luigi Bona

1528 - 1529 Matteo Francesco de Bobali

1529 - 1530 Luigi Bona e Francesco Bona

1530 - 1531 Michele Giunio de Bobali

1531 - 1532 Damiano Benessa e Francesco Bona

1532 - 1533 Luigi Bona e Giacomo Bona

1533 - 1534 .....

1534 - 1535 Damiano Benessa, Matteo Francesco de Bobali

            - Luigi Bona e Francesco Bona

1535 - 1536 Zuppano Bona e Girolamo Bona

1536 - 1537 Michele Simone de Bobali e Francesco Bona

1537 - 1538 Damiano Benessa e Matteo Francesco de Bobali

1538 - 1539 Francesco Bona, Elio Bona e Girolamo Bona

1539 - 1540 Matteo Francesco de Bobali e Michele Simone de Bobali

1540 - 1541 .....

1541 - 1542 .....

1542 - 1543 Michele Giunio de Bobali

1543 - 1544 Matteo Francesco de Bobali

1544 - 1545 .....

1545 - 1546 Michele Simone de Bobali

1546 - 1547 Matteo Francesco de Bobali e Bernardo Bona

1547 - 1548 Zuppano Bona

1548 - 1549 .....

1549        Matteo Francesco de Bobali

1549 - 155. Pasquale Francesco Cerva

155. - 1555 Zuppano Bona

1555 - 1559 Geronimo Sigismondo de Bobali

1559        Giunio Michele de Bobali

1559 - 1560 Luciano Bona

1561 - 1562 Giunio Michele de Bobali e Lorenzo Michele de Bobali

1562 - 1563 Simone de Bobali

1563 - 1564 .....

1564 - 1565 Lorenzo Michele de Bobali

1565        Giunio Michele de Bobali

1565 - 1567 .....

1567 - 1568 Nicolň Vito di Gozze

1568 - 1569 Giunio Michele de Bobali

1569 - 1570 Nicolň Vito di Gozze

1570        Lorenzo Michele de Bobali

1570 - 1571 Jacopo Antonio Benessa

1571 - 1572 Giunio Michele de Bobali

1572 - 1573 Jacopo Antonio Benessa

1573 - 1575 Giunio Michele de Bobali

1575        Jacopo Antonio Benessa

1575 - 1576 Nicolň Vito di Gozze

            - Giorgio de Menze

1576 - 1577 Antonio Bona

            - Hieronimus de Ghetaldi

1577 - 1578 Natalis de Proculo

1578 - 1579 Jacopo Antonio Benessa

1579 - 1580 Antonio Bona

            - Vladimius de Menze

1580        Luciano Bona

1585 - 1586 .....

1586 - 1587 .....

1587 - 1588 Giovanni Binciola

1588 - 1589 Matteo Benessa

          - Pietro Benessa

          - Aloysius de Saraca

          - Petrus de Cerva

1591        Hieronimus de Buchia

1592        Aloysius de Saraca

1593 - 1599 Francesco Gondola

1600 - 1611 .....

1611        Franciscus de Caboga

1612        Blasius de Gondola

16.. - 1638 Ivan Gundulić

1651        Lucianus de Caboga

1652        Luca de Sorgo

1653        Savino de Bona

1654        Franciscus de Ghetaldi

1655        Marinus de Proculo

1655 - 1658 Ivan Bunić Vučić (5 times)

1658 - 1660 .....

1660        Luca di Gozze

1661        Marinus de Proculo

1662        Franciscus de Segismundo Sorgo

1663        Benedictus de Bona

1664        Simeone de Menze

1665        Lucas de Restis

1667        Simone Ghetaldi

            - Michele de Menze

1668        .....

1669        .....

1670        Marinus de Sorgo

1671        Johanes Matteo de Ghetaldi

1672        Hieronimuus de Menze

1680        Clemenens de Menze

1681        Matteo de Bona

1682        Nicolaus de Binciola

1683        Clemenes de Menze

1683 - 1684 Stefano de Tudisi

            - Sigismondo Gondola

1684        Matteo Gondola

1685 - 1695 .....

1696 - 1700 Giovanni Sigismondo Gondola

1703        Junius de Gozze

1706        Joannes de Menze

1707        Franciscus de Tudisi

1708        Junius de Gozze

1709        Joannes de Menze

1710        Lucas Marini de Sorgo

1726        Joannes de Gozze

1727        Joannes de Basilio

1728        Vladislaus de Sorgo

1729        Joannes de Gozze

1730        Junius de Restis

1761        Joannes de Sorgo

1762        Matteo de Zamagna

1763        Michele de Zamagna

          - Balthazar de Gozze

1764        Nicolaus de Proculo

1765        Lucas de Giorgiis

1767        Antonius de Resti

1768        Savino de Giorgi

1769        Seraphin de Sorgo

1770        Marinus Natalis de Sorgo

          - Joannes Raphaelle de Gozze

1773        Nicolaus de Proculo

1774        Lucas de Giorgiis-Bona

1775        Martoliza de Bosdari

1776        Lucas de Zamagna

1777        Balthazar de Gozze

1797        Marinus de Georgi

1798        Joanes de Basilio

          - Clemenes de Menze

          - Antonius Marinus de Caboga

          - Matteo de Zamagna

1800        Raphael de Gozze

          - Marinus de Bona

1801        Franciscus de Gozze

1802        Matteo de Ghetaldi

          - Martolizza de Cerva

1808        Simone de Giorgi (1st Time)

French Governor
26 May 1806 -    Dec 1807 Jacques Alexandre de Lauriston,
                           marquis de Lauriston ................... 1768-1824
Nominal Duke
08 Apr 1808 - 20 Sep 1813 Auguste Frédéric Louis Viesse
                           de Marmont, duc de Raguse .............. 1774-1852
Governor of the Republic
15 Nov 1813 - 28 Jan 1814 Blasio, conte de Caborga ................ 1774-1854
                          (Vlaho Caborga)
Rector
18 Jan 1814 - 29 Jan 1815 Simone de Giorgi (2nd Time)

Rijeka (Fiume)
 
File:Rijeka COA.svg
Emblem 1920-22
      
907 - 955                 Part of Hungary
1139 - 1400               Fief of the Counts of Duino
1400 - 1471               Fief of the Counts of Walsee
1471 - 1776               Austrian rule
14 Feb 1776 - 14 Oct 1809 Transferred to Hungarian Crown
05 Apr      - 17 Oct 1797 French occupation
03 Oct 1805 - 1806        French occupation
14 Oct 1809               Annexed by France
03 Jul      - 26 Aug 1813 British occupation
26 Aug 1813               Part of Austria-Hungary
03 Aug 1816               Part of Illyrian Kingdom
01 Jun 1822               Part of Hungarian half of Austria-Hungary
23 Oct 1918               Croatian occupation
17 Nov 1918               Italian occupation
31 Dec 1920               Free State of Fiume
22 Feb 1924               Incorporated into Italy, province of Fiume (Carnaro)
09 Sep 1943 - 24 Apr 1945 German occupation
24 Apr 1945               Yugoslav occupation, Italian population expelled
10 Feb 1947               Incorporated into Croatia          
 

Italian Military Governors

17 Nov      - 29 Nov 1918 Enrico Asinari di San Marzo

29 Nov 1918 - 28 Aug 1919 Francesco Saverio Grazioli

29 Aug      - 13 Sep 1919 Vittorio Emanuele Pittaluga

President of the Italian National Council of Fiume

28 Oct 1918 - 08 Sep 1920 Antonio Grossich

Commander of the City of Fiume

14 Sep 1919 - 29 Dec 1920 Gabriele D'Annunzio

President of the Municipal Council of Fiume

29 Dec 1920 - 31 Dec 1920 Riccardo Gigante

Chairman of the Provisional Government of the State

31 Dec 1920 - 27 Apr 1921 Antonio Grossich

President of the Provisional Directory of Fiume

27 Apr 1921 - 28 Apr 1921 Riccardo Gigante

Commissioner Extraordinary

28 Apr 1921 - 13 Jun 1921 Salvatore Bellasich

High commissioners

13 Jun      - 21 Sep 1921 Antonio Foschini

21 Sep      - 05 Oct 1921 Luigi Amantea

Presidents
05 Oct 1921 - 04 Mar 1922 Riccardo Zanella
09 Mar      - 17 Mar 1922 Giovanni Battista Giuriati
17 Mar 1922 - 17 Sep 1923 Attilio Depoli
Prefects of the province of Fiume
17 Sep 1923 - 30 Apr 1924 Gaetano Geatano
01 May 1924 - 10 Feb 1925 Michele Sorge
10 Feb 1925 - 16 May 1930 Emanuele Vivorio
16 May 1930 - 20 Jan 1934 Antonio De Biasse
20 Jan 1934 - 20 Feb 1938 Francesco Turbacco
20 Feb 1938 - 31 Jan 1943 Temistocle Teste
01 Feb      - 20 Aug 1943 Agostino Podesta
20 Aug      - 21 Sep 1943 Pietro Chiariotti
21 Sep      - 29 Oct 1943 Riccardo Giganti
29 Oct 1943 - 24 Apr 1945 Alessandro Spalatin

Zadar (Zara)
 
Provincia di Zara-Stemma.svg  Wappen von Zadar
  1920-1944       Zara town CoA
 
806 - 1180                Byzantine and Venetian rule
1180 - 1358               To Venice
1358 - 1402               To Hungary
       1402 - 09 Dec 1409 To Sicily
09 Dec 1409 - 17 Oct 1797 To Venice
17 Oct 1797               To Austria
25 Dec 1805 - 14 Oct 1809 To Italy
14 Oct 1809 - 06 Dec 1813 To French Empire
06 Dec 1813 - 31 May 1822 To Austria
19 Nov 1918               Italian occupation
12 Nov 1920               Annexed to Italy as province of Zara
09 Sep 1943 - 31 Oct 1944 German occupation
31 Oct 1944               Yugoslav occupation
02 Nov 1944               To Croatia, Italian population expelled
 
Dukes
987 - 997                 Mladen I
1024 - 1027               Mladen II
1028 - 1041               Gregor Dobronja
 
Mayors
1806                      Trifone Pasquali
1806 - 1811               Pietro Damiani de Vergada
1812 - 1814               Andrea de Borelli
1814 - 1819               Nicolň Papafava
1819 - 1830               Francesco Sanferno
1830 - 1832               Antonio Alesani
1832 - 1840               Antonio Cernizza
1840                      Antonio Giulio Parma
1840 - 1841               Antonio Rolli
1841 - 1844               Francesco de Borelli di Vrana
1844 - 1848               Antonio Nachich (1st Time)
1848 - 1858               Marco Cernizza
1858 - 1861               Antonio Nachich (2nd Time)
1861                      Giovanni Nasso
1861 - 1874               Cosimo de Brega Possedaria
1874 - 1899               Nicolň de Trigari
1899 - 1916               Luigi Ziliotto
1916 - 1918               Mate Škaric
 
Italian Military Governor
19 Nov 1918 - 23 Jan 1921 Enrico Millo Di Casalgiate
Civil Commissioners for Dalmazia
23 Jan      - 14 Jul 1921 Corrado Bonfanti Linares ................. 1866-1934
14 Jul 1921 - 10 Nov 1922 Amadeo Moroni
Prefects of the Province of Zara
10 Nov 1922 - 16 May 1923 Luigi Maggioni
16 May 1923 - 31 Jul 1924 Corrado Tamajo
01 Aug 1924 - 11 Dec 1925 Giulio Basile
11 Dec 1925 - 31 Jan 1929 Pietro Carpani
01 Feb 1929 -    Dec 1932 Marcello Vaccari
1932 - 1933               Carlo Solmi
1933 - 1934               Efisio Baccaredda
1934 - 1939               Eduardo Spasiano
1939 - 1941               Giovanni Zattera
1941                      Manlio Binna
20 Apr 1941 - 26 May 1942 Vezio Orazi
26 May      - 1942        Camillo Bruno
1942 - 1943               Gaspero Barbera
1943                      Alberto, conte Degli Alberto
02 Nov 1943 - 30 Oct 1944 Vincenzo Serrentino ...................... 1897-1947
30 Oct      - 31 Oct 1944 Giacomo Vuxani

Istria
 
799-8.. March of Istria
1012-1248 Margravite of Istria
1267-1420 Under the Couts of Gorizia
1364-1805 Habsburg ruler
1374-1797 Coastal region to Venice
1797      Venetian areas annexed to Austria
1805-1806 French occupation
1806-1809 Part of Italy
1809-1814 Annexed by France
1814-1919 Part of Austria
1816-1849 Part ofn the Austrian Kingdom of Illyria
1849-1919 Crownland
1918-1919 Italian occupation
1919      Ceded to Italy by Austria
1919-1945 Part of Italy as province of Pola
1945-1947 Occupied by Yugoslavia
1947      Annexed by Yugoslavia (Croatia), Italian population expelled
 
Margraves
799 - 804 Hunfrid
804 - 8.. Johann
1012 - 1044 Poppo I
1090 - 1070 Ulrich I
1077 - 1090 Heinrich I
1090 - 1096 Sponheim, Engelbert I
1093 - 1101 Sponheim, Burchard
1096 - 1098 Poppo II
1098 - 1107 Ulrich II
1107 - 1124 Sponheim, Engelbert II
1124 - 1173 Sponheim, Engelbert III
1173 - 1188 Andechs, Berthold I
1188 - 1204 Andechs, Berthold II
1204 - 1228 Andechs, Heinrich II
1228 - 1234 Andechs, Otto I
1234 - 1248 Andechs, Otto II
1364 - 1918 The Monarchs of Austria

 

Prefect

   Feb 1806 - 07 Sep 1810 Angelo Calafati

Intendants of Istrie

27 Jun 1811 - 08 Apr 1813 Lucien-Émile Arnault

08 Apr 1813 -    Aug 1813 Angelo Calafati

Nominal Duke

28 May 1809 - 01 May 1813 Jean-Baptiste Bessičres,

                           duc d'Istrie


 
Rijeka (Fiume)
 
File:Rijeka COA.svg
Emblem 1920-22
      
907 - 955                 Part of Hungary
1139 - 1400               Fief of the Counts of Duino
1400 - 1471               Fief of the Counts of Walsee
1471 - 1776               Austrian rule
14 Feb 1776 - 14 Oct 1809 Transferred to Hungarian Crown
05 Apr      - 17 Oct 1797 French occupation
03 Oct 1805 - 1806        French occupation
14 Oct 1809               Annexed by France
03 Jul      - 26 Aug 1813 British occupation
26 Aug 1813               Part of Austria-Hungary
03 Aug 1816               Part of Illyrian Kingdom
01 Jun 1822               Part of Hungarian half of Austria-Hungary
23 Oct 1918               Croatian occupation
17 Nov 1918               Italian occupation
31 Dec 1920               Free State of Fiume
22 Feb 1924               Incorporated into Italy, province of Fiume
09 Sep 1943 - 24 Apr 1945 German occupation
24 Apr 1945               Yugoslav occupation, Italian population expelled
10 Feb 1947               Incorporated into Croatia          
 
Presidents
05 Oct 1921 - 04 Mar 1922 Riccardo Zanella
09 Mar      - 17 Mar 1922 Giovanni Battista Giuriati
17 Mar 1922 - 17 Sep 1923 Attilio Depoli
Prefects
17 Sep 1923 - 1924        Gaetano Geatano
1924 - 1925               Michele Sorge
1925 - 1930               Emanuele Vivorio
1930 - 1934               Antonio De Biasse
1934 - 1938               Francesco Turbacco
1938 - 1943               Temistocle Teste
1943                      Agostino Podesta
1943                      Pietro Chiariotti
1943                      Riccardo Giganti
1943                      Alessandro Spalatin

 
Slavonia
 
Slavonia (Austria-Hungary), coat of arms (XIX century) 
 
626                       Slavonia
805 - 1091                Union with Croatia
1091 - 1526               Part of Hungary
1476 - 1524               Conjoined with Croatia
       1524 - 14 Jul 1700 To the Ottoman Empire
14 Jul 1700               To Hungary
       1745               Kingdom of Sclavonia in personal union with Hungary
26 Sep 1868 - 29 Oct 1918 Union with Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia
       1881               Sclavonia abolished
 
Monarchs
1745 - 1881               The Monarchs of Hungary
 
Grand Zupans
626 - 635                 Kosences
c.795                     Vojnomir
810 - 823                 Ljudevit
823 - 838                 Ratimir
880 - 896                 Branslav
Princes and Bans
1225                      Aladar
1226                      Šalamon
1229 - 1234               Djula
1235 - 1238               Opoj
1240                      Nikola
1241 - 1245               Dionizije Türje
1245                      Ladislav Kán
1247                      Rastislav Mstislavic
1248 - 1260               István Gutkeled
1261 - 1267               Roland von Ratold
1267 - 1270               Henrik Gisingovac
1270 - 1272               Joakim Pektar
1272                      Mojs
1272 - 1273               Matija Cak
1274 - 1275               Dioniz Pécz
1275                      Ivan Gisingovac
1275 - 1276               Toma Hontpázmán
1276 - 1277               Ivan Gisingovac
1278 - 1279               Miklós de Gutkeled
1279 - 1281               Nikola Gisingovac
1281 - 1283               Peter Pakracki
1290 - 1293               Radoslav Babonic
1294                      Henrik Gisingovac
1298 - 1299               Jakov Kopas
1300                      Ladislav Ratold
1301 - 1309               Henrik Gisingovac
1310 - 1316               Stjepan Babonic
1316 - 1322               Ivan Babonic
1322 - 1324               Nikola Omodejev
1325 - 1343               Mikac Mihaljevic
1342 - 1343               Nikola Lackovic
1343 - 1345               Miklós Bánffy
1356 - 1361               Eustatius Ratold
1362 - 1366               Stjepan Kaniški
1366 - 1368               Miklós Széchy
1368 - 1380               Péter Cudar
1381 - 1385               István Bánffy
                          - János Bánffy
1387 - 1389               Ladislav Lucenc
1389 - 1392               Detrik Bubek (1st Time)
1392 - 1394               Ivan Hovrat
1394 - 1397               Detrik Bubek (2nd Time)
1397 - 1401               Nikola II Gorjanski
1406 - 1407               Hermann II Celjski
1412 - 1415               Pál Csupor
1416 - 1418               David Lackovic
1419 - 1421               Dionysius Marcali
1423 - 1435               Herman Celjski 
09 Dec 1437 - 1444        Matko Talovac
1444 - 1454               Friedrich Celjski
1445 - 1456               Ulrich Celjski
1456 - 1457               János Marcali
23 Nov 1457 - 1463        Ivan Vitovec
24 Jan 1458 - 1463        Nikola Ilocki
                          (co-Ban)
1468 - 1469               János Thuz de Laka
1469 - 1470               Ivan Cesmicki
1473 - 1476               Ivan Ernušt

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