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==Bosnyák [[Bán (méltóság)|bánok]] ([[1154]]–[[1377]])==
==[[Banate of Bosnia]] (1136–1377)==
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! <sup>Title</sup>Name
! House
! Reign
! Overlordship
! Notes
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| colspan="6" align=center | Conquered by [[Béla II of Hungary]] in 1136; [[Ladislaus II of Hungary]] first held the title ''Duke of Bosnia'' 1137–1154
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| || <sup>[[Ban (title)|Ban]]</sup><br>[[Ban Borić|Borić]] || [[House of Boričević|Boričević]] || 1154–1163 || <center>[[Beloš Vukanović|Beloš]] (1154–1158)<br>[[Géza II of Hungary|Géza II]] (1158–1162)<br>[[Stephen IV of Hungary|Stephen IV]] (1162–1163)<hr><small>[[Kingdom of Hungary|Hungary]]</small></center> ||
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| colspan="6" align=center | 1167: Bosnia claimed by the Byzantine Empire<ref>Fine's ''The Late Medieval Balkans'', p. 17</ref>
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| colspan="6" align=center | 1180s: Bosnia claimed by the Kingdom of Hungary
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| || <sup>Ban</sup><br>[[Ban Kulin|Kulin]] || [[Kulinić]] || 1180–1204 || <center>[[Manuel I Comnenus]] (1180–1183)<br><small>[[Byzantine Empire|Byzantine]]</small><hr> [[Emeric, King of Hungary|Emeric I]] (1183–1204)<br><small>[[Kingdom of Hungary|Hungary]]</small></center> ||
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| || <sup>Ban</sup><br>[[Stephen Kulinić|Stephen]] || Kulinić || 1204–1232 ||
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| [[File:Seal of Ban Matej Ninoslav, 1240.jpg|130px]]|| <sup>Ban</sup><br>[[Matej Ninoslav|Matej Ninoslav (Matthew Ninoslaus)]] || Kulinić || 1232–1253 ||
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| || <sup>Ban</sup><br>[[Prijezda I, Ban of Bosnia|Prijezda I]] || [[Kotromanić dynasty|Kotromanić]] || 1254–1287 || <center>[[Michael of Bosnia]] (1262–1266)<br>[[Béla of Macsó]] (1266–1272)<br>[[Stephen II Gutkeled|Stephen Gutkeled]] (1272–1273)</center>
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| || <sup>Ban</sup><br>[[Prijezda II, Ban of Bosnia|Prijezda II]] || Kotromanić || 1287–1290 ||
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| colspan="6" align=center | In 1299, [[Paul I Šubić of Bribir]] took the title '''Lord of Bosnia''' (''Bosniae dominus'') and named his brother [[Mladen I Šubić of Bribir]] as the Bosnian Ban. Mladen was Bosnian Ban from 1299–1304. From 1299 Mladen I was at war with Stephen I.
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| || <sup>Ban</sup><br>[[Stephen I, Ban of Bosnia|Stephen I]] || Kotromanić || 1287–1314 ||
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| colspan="6" align=center | In 1305, [[Paul Šubić]] took the title '''Lord of all of Bosnia''' (''totius Bosniae dominus''). Paul was from 1305–1312 ''Lord of all of Bosnia''.
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| [[File:Paul I Šubić of Bribir.JPG|50px|center]]|| <sup>Ban</sup><br>[[Paul I Šubić of Bribir|Paul]] || [[Šubić noble family|Šubić]] || 1305–1312 ||
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| || <sup>Ban</sup><br>[[Mladen II Šubić of Bribir|Mladen II]] || Šubić || 1312–1322 ||
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| colspan="6" align=center | Paul's eldest son [[Mladen II Šubić of Bribir]] was ''Lord of all of Bosnia'' from 1312–1322. In 1314, Mladen II appoints Stephen II Kotromanić, his former enemy, as vassal in Bosnia
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| [[File:Stephen II of Bosnia.jpg|170px|center]]|| <sup>Ban</sup><br>[[Stjepan II Kotromanić|Stephen II]] || [[Kotromanić dynasty|Kotromanić]] || 1322–1353 ||
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| [[File:Seal of Tvrtko I of Bosnia.jpg|100px|center]]|| <sup>Ban</sup><br>[[Tvrtko I Kotromanić|Tvrtko I]] || Kotromanić || 1353–1366 ||
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| [[File:Tvrtko_i_Vuk.png|100px|center]] || <sup>Ban</sup><br>[[Vuk, Ban of Bosnia|Vuk]] || Kotromanić || 1366–1367 ||
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| || <sup>Ban</sup><br>Tvrtko I (2nd time) || Kotromanić || 1367–1377 ||
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