Примери коришћења Tvrtko на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The King Tvrtko.
Tvrtko Jakovina(born 2 March 1972) is a Croatian historian.
Vojvoda Kovač had three sons,Petra, Tvrtko and Ivaniš.
Tvrtko Jakovina(born 2 March 1972) is a prominent Croatian historian.
For example, in the fifth line, Tvrtko clearly indicates the roots of his'parents of Serb nobility".
Tvrtko called the state of the Nemanjic kings Raska because it was the only name of that land which we today call Serbia.
Three well-known writers and academics-- Tvrtko Kulenovic, Zdenko Lesic and Nikola Kovac, represented BiH.
Duke Tvrtko Kovačević was killed in a raid by the Ottomans in 1463.
As early as 1355, he took over the management of the family estates,when Bosnia was ruled by Ban Stjepan Tvrtko I Kotromanić.
They had four children: Marta, Tvrtko, Maria and Mate, all of whom were born in Zagreb, where Ivan and Olga settled in 1922.
King Tvrtko I appropriated from the title of tsar Dušan, his son Uroš and king Vukašin everything he could and left out everything he had to.
This is only a confirmation that the constant, in East Bosnia,even from the King Tvrtko and from the Kotromanić's, is always this, beetween-time, as Matija said.
In 1377, he helped ban Tvrtko I to take over Trebinje and the Dubrovnik hinterland of Konavle, for which he was awarded Trebinje and the wider area by the ban.
The Belgrade conference will gather leading experts in history from Serbia and the rest of the region, including Dubravka Stojanovic, Bozo Repe, Husnija Kamberovic,Milivoj Beslin, Tvrtko Jakovina, Peter Miksa, Hrvoje Klasic, Adnan Prekic and many others. The project is funded by the European Union and will be implemented in close cooperation with ZFD Forum Serbia.
When Tvrtko I Kotromanić came into power(1353), his most often title was“Bosnian ban” which emphasizes Bosnia and its statehood.
King Ostoja escaped arrest, so was Dragiša, who will later,when King Tvrtko II ascend the Bosnian throne, as the king's man often appear at his charters among the first witnesses.
King Tvrtko I did not limit himself on just appropriation of the royal crown and associated titulature, nor the professions which existed in the Nemanjići state, but took on himself the most important rights and obligations of Serbian kings.
Now they were trying to make an alliance with Tvrtko II and Sandalj against Radosav, and to agree with the sultan on the purchase of Radosav's territories for 70,000 ducats.
Tvrtko Jakovina was born in the eastern Croatian town of Požega where he finished elementary school and high school and also completed his compulsory military service.[3] He studied history at the University of Zagreb from 1991 to 1996.
The Hungarian king tried to strengthen the power over Tvrtko II and annex Hum to Hungary, which the Hungarian kings had been claiming since the reign of King Lajos(1342-1382).
Tvrtko then saw the land of his ancestors ungoverned, without its shepherd, so he went to the“Serbian land”, wishing to strengthen the throne of his ancestors and in doing so, he was crowned with a God given wreath of his ancestors kingdom, so he could be“Jesus Christ blessed and God appointed Stefan the king of Serbs and Bosnia and Pomorje and Zapadne Strane”.
The mediaeval Bosnian King Tvrtko, Austro-Hungarian Emperor Franz Joseph, and Pope John Paul II all sampled and praised the local wine.
Right after the coronation Tvrtko began“to rule with God's grace and to strengthen the throne of the Serbian land, wishing to raise what had fallen and fortify what was ruined”.
The conflict between the Bosnian king Tvrtko II and the Serbian despot Đurađ Branković broke out in 1432 as a continuation of the war between Tvrtko and Vukašin of the Zlatonosović family.
However, in April 1370 Pope Urban V sent Tvrtko a letter forbidding him to give the Catholic lady in marriage to the"son of His Magnificence, the King of Serbia, a schismatic"(filio magnifici viri Regis Rascie scismatico).
When his superior officer Tvrtko Pasalic first led Barisic and other military police officers into Block C, he instructed them,"You will now see prisoners who have not been registered anywhere and with whom you might do whatever you want.".
When his superior officer, Tvrtko Pasalich, first led Barishich and other military police officers into Block C, he instructed them,“You will now see prisoners who have not been registered anywhere and with whom you might do whatever you want.”.
Dear guests, IES is organizing a lecture by msc Tvrtko Milović on Development and Perspectives of Relations between Croats and Serbs in BiH Tvrtko Milović is a politicologist, editor of the dnevno.