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Between u 1317-1321. bishop Danilo of Zahumlje complains to King Milutin that his income from the land of Hum has been lost. The last episcopal bishop of Zahumlje, Stefan, is mentioned in 1330. In 1333, there is no mention of any episcopal bishop, and the eparchy was closing down at that time. Deed of donation of King Dušan to the monastery of St. Peter on Lim in 1343 excludes the existence of the episcopal see (seat) even on Lim. Marija Janković says that the Hum episcopate was abolished in 1333-1334, and that already from 1317 to 1324 it lost all contact with Hum.
Sources:
Marija Janković, "Episkopije i mitropolije Srpske crkve u srednjem veku", p. 112, + footnote 40;
Boris Nilević, "Srpska pravoslavna Crkva u Bosni i Hercegovini do obnove Pećke patrijaršije 1557. godine", p. 35.
So, of course it was established in 1219/20, nobody disputing that fact, but it was abolished almost exactly 100 years later, between 1317-1334. If you can find a reliable source (WP:RS) which shows that it was renewed in times of Kosače - any time between 1326 and 1482 - I will be happy to agree with inclusion of that info into article, so that we know who ran orthodox churches in Hum when the family was at its helm.--౪ Santa ౪99°01:23, 21 March 2021 (UTC)Reply
