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List of noble families of medieval Bosnia includes the old Bosnian noble families. Their titles were granted by the medieval Bosnian rulers. The list refers to the noble families of Bosnian descent, including royal or other ruling dynasties, of the historical territories of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which include Bosnia, Humska zemlja in 14th and 15th century, later Herzegovina, and at times some parts of Dalmatia, Zeta, and Serbia.

A

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
(H)Alaupović	14th–16th c.	Knyaz, Vojvoda	Noble family of Usora

B

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Banfi	1226–present	BaronCountBan	Noble family of Hungarian origin (Bánffy) - Lendava branch. Owned parts of Međimurje and Varaždin County Bans of Croatia in the 14th and 15th centuries. Called also Banić in Croatian.
Both	12th–20th century	BaronCountBan	Noble family of Hungarian origin. Owned estates in Croatia (Bajnski Dvori Castle). Bans of Croatia in the 15th and 16th centuries.
Butković	1650–present	Duke	Medieval noble family originally from Lika (Krbava), but the title and coat of arms were awarded in Slavonia (Syrmia County) in 1650 by Ferdinand III. The village Butkovići in Istria is named after the family.

C

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Česnegić	1263–present	BaronCount	Noble family of Hungarian origin (Cseszneky). Owned estates in Croatia. Called Česnegić in Croatian.
Čikulin	16th century–1746	Baron (since 1628) Count (since 1706)	Noble family of Italian origin. Owned estates in Croatia (Lužnica, Medvedgrad, Susedgrad and Donja Stubica). Called Čikulini in Croatian.

Č

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Čudomirić	13th–16 century

D

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Drndelić	16th century		Antun Drndelić (1533–1589), a member of the family, was a humanist, astronomer, noblemab and diplomat in Croatia, Hungary and Poland

Đ

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Đureković	1 August 1519–?

E

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Erdödy	1187–present	Count (since 1485) Duke (since 1566) Ban	Noble family of Hungarian origin. They were most notable in Croatia. Bans of Croatia in the 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.
Ernušt	15th century–1540	Ban	Noble family of Jewish origin. Came from Sweden to Hungary and Croatia. Owned the Međimurje County between 1473 and 1540 and some other estates in northern Croatia. Bans of Croatia. Called Ernuszt in Hungarian, Ernušt in Croatian.

F

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Feštetić	15th century–present	Count (since 1766) Prince (since 1911)	Noble family from Turopolje, central Croatia. Most notable in Hungary (Festetics). Owned the Međimurje County between 1791 and 1923. Owned the Novi Dvori near Zaprešić and Bajnski Dvori estates.
Frangipani Frankopan	1116–1671	DukeBan	Old noble family known as from the island of Krk. Bans of Croatia in the 14th, 15th, 16th and 17th centuries. Last member was Marquess Fran Krsto Frankopan, who was beheaded for treason against the Habsburgs in 1671.

G

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Glumčić		Knez	At the time the Illyrian Armorial was drawn up, distinguished members were in the Franciscan order in Bosnia. (A. Soloviev study "The Origin of Illyrian Heraldry and the Ohmučević Family" in the Gazette of the Skopje Scientific Society XII. (1932), p. 103.
Grubčević	15th century	Knez	Noble family from Čitluk. In 1463, Božidar Grubčević is mentioned. It's possible that this is the coat of arms of Vuk Banić - Kotromanić called Grubčević, grandson of King Tvrtko I (Miklošić, Monumenta serbica, p. 506)
Grubišević	12th–16th century	Knez	Noble family from region of Neretvanska Krajina
Grupković	15th century	Knez	Noble family from župa Dračevica

H

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Horvat	14th century–present		Brothers Ivaniš, Pavao and Ladislav Horvat (together with their uncle Ivan Paližna) were opponents of Queen Mary of Hungary (1382–1385) and palatine Nicholas I Garai.
Hotković	1445–19th century	Baron (since 1791)	Noble family originating from western Croatia. Had estates in Bakar, Modruš and Ozalj. Daniel Peharnik-Hotković was general in Habsburg Imperial Army.

I

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Iločki	13th century–1524	VoivodeBan	Noble family from the Hrvatska Dubica district in medieval Slavonia. Lords of Ilok since 1364. Nikola Iločki was Ban of "Whole Slavonia" between 1457 and 1463 and anti-king of Bosnia between 1471 and 1477.
Inkey	16th century–present	Baron (since 1856)	Noble family of Hungarian origin, from Međimurje. Settled in Berzence district (present-day Hungary). Owned estates in Međimurje County and in Rasinja.

J

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Janković	16th century–present	Baron	Noble family from Daruvar
Jelačić	14th century–present	Baron (since 1797) Count (since 1854) Ban	Noble house originating from central Bosnia, of Croatian origin. Josip Jelačić (1801–1859), a member of the family, was Ban of Croatia between 1848 and 1859, and Governor of Dalmatia.

K

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Knežević	15th –20th century	Baron (since 1763)	Noble family originating from medieval Zachlumia (later called Herzegovina). Since 1466 settled in the Lika region and since 1802 in Međimurje. Members of the family were high-ranking generals in the Habsburg Imperial Army.
Kolonić	13th century–1874	Baron (since 1583) Count (since 1637)	Noble family originating from the former Pset County in central medieval Croatia (present-day Bosanski Petrovac district in Bosnia and Herzegovina). Most notable in Hungary and Austria.
Konjski	12th–17th century	Baron (since 1603) Count (since 1649)	Noble family originating from Rovišće in Bjelovar-Bilogora County (northern Croatia). Owners of the castles in Rovišće, Konjščina and Donja Stubica.

L

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Lenković	15th century–17th century		Noble family from Lika region. Ivan Lenković (died in 1569), a member of the family, was a Croatian army general and the leader of Uskoks at their headquarters in Senj.
Loredan	14th century – present	List	Noble family and political dynasty from Venice. Historically owned land and were present in Istria and Dalmatia, notably Barban, Rakalj, Pula, Zadar, Ugljan and Split, holding noble, political and ecclesiastical titles.

M

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Madi	10th–11th century		Old noble family from Zadar, northern Dalmatia. Helen of Zadar, a member of the family, was the Queen consort of Croatian King Mchael Krešimir II.
Makanec	26 July 1792–present		Noble family from Štrpet, south of Zagreb.Owned some 6 villages and 20 Ha vineyards. Milan Makanec was the first publisher of newspapers in Croatian. Julije Makanec was a Minister of Education in NDH and high-ranking Ustashe.
Maretić	13th century–present	Count Baron	Noble family from Klokoč area
Mlakovečki	?–17th century	Baron	Noble family of Hungarian origin (Malakóczi). Owned parts of Međimurje, Krapina-Zagorje and Zagreb County. Called Mlakovečki in Croatian.

N

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Nelipić	1244–1434	Duke	Old noble family originating from
Nikolić

O

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Oršić	1420–present		Noble family originating from

P

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Patačić	c. 1400–1817		Noble family originating from
Pola (Castropola)	983–present		Old noble family of

R

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Ritter Vitezović	17th century–1713		Noble family of
Rubido	12th century–present		Noble family of

S

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Stankovački	16th century		a member of the family was
Stipanov	11th century–1896
Stipanovic	1592–present	Duke

Š

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Šubić	11th century–1456	Župan Duke Ban	Old noble family
Šokčević	18th century–1896	Ban

T

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Tahy			Noble family
Turković	17th century–present		Noble family originating from

U

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Utješinović	15th century–16th century		Noble family originating from

V

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Vukasović	15th century–1844		Noble family from the Lika region. Settled in Senj in the 16th century. Josip Filip Vukasović (1755–1809), a member of the family, was a high-ranking general in the Habsburg Imperial Army.
Vernić	16th century–?		Noble family from Turopolje

Z

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Zdunić	February 1693–present		Noble family, .
Zlatarić	15th century–1823		Noble family from

Ž

Name of the family	Timespan	Titles	Notes	Coat of arms
Žugec	16th century–present		Noble family from

See also

• List of dukes of Bosnia
• List of rulers of Bosnia
• List of Bosnian consorts

External links

• Index of Siebmacher's Armorials - The database contains the family names and titles (more than 137,000 entries) of the General-Index zu den Siebmacherschen Wappenbüchern 1605-1967 (General Index of Siebmacher’s Armorials 1605–1967).