List of bishops of Bosnia
The Latin Dioecesis Bosniensis was founded in the 11th century over the valley of the Vrbas (Vrhbosna). In 1246 Bishop Ponsa moved his seat to Đakovo , ( Croatia ). The bishops resided alternately in Vrhbosna and Đakovo; In 1489, with the invasion of the Ottomans, the bishopric was finally moved to Đakovo in Croatia.
The following people were bishops of the bishopric of Bosnia (bishopric from 1246: Đakovo ):
- around 1141 Vladislav
- around 1151 Milovan
- around 1171 Radogost
- approx. 1202 Dragonja
- circa 1210 Bratoslav
- 1223-1233 Vladimir
- 1233-1235 Johannes Teutonicus
- 1235–1271 Ponsa (Povša)
- 1272-1289 Roland OP
- around 1280 Andreas Ugrin OP
- 1289-1298 Toma de Szentmgocs
- 1298-1307 Nikola OSA
- 1308–1313 Grgur (Gregory of Troyes) OP
- 1314–1317 Benedikt Guiskard (Guiscardus, Guisciard)
- 1317 Benedict OP
- 1317–1334 Petar I.
- 1336-1347 Lovro Lorandi
- 1348-1349 Ivan Boniohanes OFM
- 1350-1355 Peregrin Saksonac
- 1356-1375 Petar II. OP
- 1376–1381 Dominik OP (Dominicus)
- 1382–1385 Đuro (de Zala, Juraj)
- 1386-1408 Ivan II. Lisco OSB
- 1388-1400 Joannes III.
- 1387-1407 Ivan III. Mrnjavic
- 1410–1426 Benedict II. OSB
- 1427–1428 Dionizije de Plcz (Dionysius de Jakac de Kusely)
- 1428–1443 Josip de Bezza
- 1444–1450 Rafael Herczog (de Zegoi)
- 1451–1452 Mihael (Michael)
- 1452–1456 Filip Gothali (Gotha)
- 1457-1463 Pavao de Chomystra OFM
- 1459–1484 Grgur II.
- 1465–1466 Demetrius Čupor
- 1466–1484 Benedict III. Levey
- 1486–1488 Matija de Várda (Matthias of Várda)
- 1489-1490 Stjepan Crispo
- 1490-1493 Luka
- 1494–1502 Gabril Polgar OP (Polner, Polver, Polgar?)
- 1502–1524 Mihael II. Keserić (de "Chybarth" (Gibarac?). Keserica (Kesserew)? Also Michael Chesulius de Cybat)
- 1516–? Donat “a Turre”, Franciscan Bishop of Smederevo and Governor of Bosnia; he did not have the title of the Bosnian diocese
- 1524–1526 Juraj II. De Palina
- 1533–? Bernard Gentilis, Franciscan Bishop of Smederevo and Governor of Bosnia
- 1544–1545 Blaž Kovačić OFM, Franciscan Bishop of Smederevo and Governor of Bosnia
- 1560–1564 Toma Skorojević, Franciscan Bishop of Smederevo and Governor of Bosnia
- 1573–1583 Antun Matković, OFM
- 1584–1588 Nikola Ugrinović, Franciscan Bishop of Smederevo and Governor of Bosnia
- 1588–1615 Franjo Baličević Archbishop of Sofia and Governor of Bosnia
- 1601–1623 Petar Zlojutrić Soljanin
- 1602-1603 Ljudevit Ujlaky
- 1605–1607 Franjo II. Erghelius
- 1610–1613 Ivan IV Telegdi
- 1613-1621 Toma Balasfy
- 1615–1623 Anto Matic Požežanin
- 1621-1622 Stjepan Sennyey
- 1623-? Ladislav Deáky OFM, Bishop of Skradinski and Director of the Bosnian Diocese
- 1625–1631 Ivan V. Posgay
- 1625–1631 Toma IV. Ivković OFM, Bishop of Drivasta and Apostolic Vicar of the Diocese of the Bosnian Kingdom
- 1631–1635 Ivan VI. Tonko Mrnjavic
- 1634–1639 Jeronim Lučić, Bishop of Drivasta and Apostolic Vicar of the Diocese of the Bosnian Kingdom
- 1639–1644 Toma V. Mrnjavić OFM, Bishop of Belgrade
- 1645–1660 Marijan II Maravić, Bishop of Skradinski and Governor of Bosnia
- 1647–1648 Marin Ibrišimović OFM, Bishop of Belgrade, director of the diocese in Hungary
- 1648–1650 Pavao Posilović, Bishop of Belgrade and Governor of Bosnia
- 1651–1660 Mato Benlić OFM, Bishop of Belgrade, director of the diocese in Hungary
- 1669–1701 Nikola Ogramić (Nicolaus Plumbensis)
- 1703-? Petar III Stanko Crnković (de Lach)
- 1703–1716 Đuro Patačić (Georgius III. Patachich de Zajezda)
- 1716–1749 Petar Bakić (Petrus Bakich de Lach)
- 1749–1751 Franjo Thauzy (Franciscus II. Thauszy)
- 1751–1773 Josip Antun Čolnić (Josephus Antonius Chiolnich)
The diocese is the diocese of Srem for the diocese Đakovo and Srijem united
Web links
- Studia-Historica - List of Bishops_Bosnia 1233-1800
- Diocese of Đakovačka and Sremska, list of bishops ( memorial from September 27, 2007 in the Internet Archive )
- List of Bishops of Bosnia (Croatian) ( Memento of September 27, 2007 in the Internet Archive )
- Entry to List of Bishops of Bosnia on catholic-hierarchy.org
Individual evidence
- ↑ Ive Mažuran, "Đakovo i Bosansko-Đakovačka Biskupija od 1239. do 1536." objavljen u Diacovensia, Đakovo, god. III, br. 2. 1955. Str. 107-156
- ↑ Pius Bonifacius Gams , (ed.), Series episcoporum ecclesiae catholicae, quotquot innotuerunt a beato Petro apostolo, Regensburg 1873, pp. 368-369
- ↑ Reinhold, Gregor. "Diakovár." The Catholic Encyclopedia. Vol. 4. New York: Robert Appleton Company, 1908. Aug. 26, 2012 < http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/04769c.htm >.