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After several diplomatic games and battles between the armies, Klis and other cities by 1355 temporary fell again into hands of king Louis I of
Hungary. Previously, with the death of Paul II Šubić and 1347 arrangement of Gregory II in the name Paul II's son George III with the king, Šubić family also
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We can also find documents using the two terms "Croat" and "Slav" together. The epitaph of Mladen III Šubić, who died in Trogir in 1348, refers to him as the shield of the Croats (clipeus
Croatorum), but also sazs that his death was owing to the sins of the Slavic people (Slavonie gentium) and calls
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upon his early death, though the territories were initially controlled by his mother Lelka until he reached adulthood in 1332. She continued to have considerable influence on his politics afterwards. He successfully warred against the coalition of
Dalmatian cities Split, Trogir and Šibenik under
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upon the Slavs to cry (Flete, Slavi). Nada Klaić is almost certainly correct in saying that the epitaph's author was a
Trogiranin. If so, the terminology would presumably reflect the views of a Trogir intellectual and not necessarily those of the deceased.
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in 1335. He also strengthened his position by ousting opposition of Ivan Jurišić, Budislav Ugrinić and Hran
Gradinić within his clan either through military or diplomatic means. He later also allowed his uncle
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476:Vrli junak, cvijet proljetni, živjeti nam presta.
478:Štit Hrvata on nam bješe, vrijedan nada svima,
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484:Ja sad vidim: Slavskog roda ubiše ga grijesi!
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470:Sin knez-Jurja, uspomene dobre vlastelina.
468:Zašto mlad preminu, jedina svom puku nada?
464:Leži sad i usred tmine hrabrenost mu trne.
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486:Plačite, Slaveni, svijetlog unuka banova,
480:Plemenit i silan, prvi branič med prvima.
431:Inter omnes fortior; volens scire querat:
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419:Comes, suis sola spes cur tam cito ruit?
413:Heu gemma splendida jacet sub hac petra.
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500:Grob nam ga proguta i ugrabi naše nade,
439:Largam vestram copiam pacis et honorum.
415:Cuius valor periit nunc in fossa tetra.
496:Gospodina našeg sa ovoga pođe svijeta,
455:Deo reddens animam hic mox expiravit.
443:Quod ipse misericors parcat peccatori.
437:Flete, Slavi, nobilem nepotem banorum,
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474:Čestitosti i značaja uzora nam nesta,
462:Jao! Alem sjajni ispod ove ploče crne
433:Eius mortem impiam cerno pro peccatis
429:Croatorum clipeus fortis et ipse erat
423:Natus atque dominus Almesi, Scardone,
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445:Hic annorum Domini sub cursu milleni
425:Probitatis titulus, morum et honoris
417:Mladinus magnificus qui Clissie fuit
451:In Calendis Madii mensis die primo.
447:Trecenteni insuper atque quadrageni
441:Sic preces altissimo date creatori,
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271:(died c. 1378) to Regent of Bosnia
494:Tisuć trista četrdeset osmog ljeta
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219:He formally succeeded his father
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101:1 May 1348
238:Ostrovica
146:George II
75:1328–1348
62:Successor
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243:Paul II
201:Skradin
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