The first half of the 14th century marked the initial phase of a period in which medieval Bosnia reached its peak of development. Shortly after coming to power, Bosnian Ban Stjepan II managed to expand the state borders to the region of Krajina between the Cetina and...

Medieval Bosnia’s economic development followed a distinctive path. Although the Bosnian state was established no later than the 10th century, with state institutions developing during that period, the expansion of the initial state territory, and Bosnian rulers...

The origins and early stages of the medieval Bosnian state in the early Middle Ages have not been recorded in historical sources and remain obscure. The range of knowledge about the origin and development of the Bosnian state organization is reflected in a comparison...

The dislocation of the Bosnian diocese from Bosnia to Đakovo, on the territory of Hungary, had its own half-century of history and represents the culmination of religious relations with a political background in the triangle formed by the Bosnian and Hungarian rulers...

The second half of the 13th century represents an era of peace and silence in the sources regarding the knowledge of religious relations between Bosnia and the Roman Curia. It was during this period that the initial phase of a new form of institutional religious life...