This book traces the political history of Croatia from the early Middle Ages to the late eleventh century. Focusing on the various rulers who governed the region during this period, the author provides a detailed account of the wars, alliances, and cultural developments that shaped the Croatian state. Scholars of Balkan history, political science, or medieval studies will find this book an important contribution to the study of Croatian culture and politics.

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