Bosnian Duke Hrvoje Vukcic Hrvatinic. Image taken from his Glagolithic Missal from the beginning of the 15th c.

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There are two beautiful examples of illuminated manuscripts from medieval Bosnia. Hval's missionary, kept in Zagreb, is ravishingly decorated manuscript with many miniatures. Misal Hrvoja Vukcica Hrvatinica - a liturgical book of the Bosnian duke and ruler of Dalmatia - Hrvoje Vukcic Hrvatinic, today in Istanbul, is colourfully painted with many details of knightly culture (knights, crests etc.). Both were painted in Split, Croatia.

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Este libro liturgico fue escrito en Split por el residente caligrafo y escriba glagolitico Butko en 1404 para Hrvoje Vukcic Hrvatinic, que fue un Ban de Croacia, Gran Duque de Bosnia y Herzog de Split.1? Vukcic Hrvoje fue el miembro mas prominente de la Casa de Hrvatinic y el mas fuerte de los tres principales grandes senores feudales de la Bosnia medieval.

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English: Bosnia in the early 15th century (around 1412) - Lands of Hrvoje Vukcic, Duchy of Sandalj Hranic, Principality of Pavle Radenovic, Banovina Usora and Lands under the direct authority of the Bosnian king.

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Coat of Arms of Hrvoje Vukcic