Kosača noble family
[12][13] The founder, Vuk[13] was a prominent military commander under Emperor Dušan the Mighty of Serbia (r. 1331–1359) who took part in the conquests of southern Balkans.Bosnian contingent under Vlatko was positioned at the left flank from the Serbian army led by Prince Lazar of Serbia.[20] In the valley of Šćepan Polje, below the Soko fort ruins, also foundation remains of the small church of Saint Stephen have been found but the results of archaeological research have never been published, however, it is believed to be endowment of Sandalj Hranić.[21] Catholics from the region often visit Katarina Kosača's tomb in the Roman church of Santa Maria in Aracoeli.The mausoleum in memory of Princess Katherine Kotromanić, referred in Turkish sources as the "Tahiri-hanuma", was built by Isa beg Ishaković, a member of the Kosaca Ottoman branch.
Kosače (Goražde)chargeArgentmantlingKingdom of BosniaEastern BosniaUpper DrinaVuk KosačaVlatko HercegovićGrand Duke of BosniaGrand VizierGrand AdmiralHumska zemljaHerzegovinaAdriaticHerceg NoviSerbian Cyrillicmedievalnoble familyBosnia and HerzegovinaCroatiaMontenegroSerbiaStjepan Vukčić KosačaDalmatiaRasciaOttoman EmpireKőszegi familyEastern Orthodox ChurchChurch of BosniaRoman Catholic ChurchKosačeGoraždeEmperor Dušan the Mighty of SerbiaRudineVlatko VukovićBattle of BilećaBattle of KosovoTvrtko ILazar of SerbiaStjepan TomašKatarina KosačaBosnian ChurchStjepan VukčićFojnica ArmorialKatarina Vuković HrvatinićHrana VukovićSandalj HranićVukac HranićVladislav HercegovićBalša HercegovićHersekzade Ahmed PashaTurkishSerbo-CroatianOttomanSultan Bayezid IIKatarina Kosača-KotromanićIshak-bey KralogluChurch of Saint GeorgeSopotnicaŠćepan PoljeSoko fortSaint StephenCatholicsSanta Maria in AracoeliKotromanićiBosnian CyrillicIsa beg IshakovićEsad KurtovićVego, MarkoĆirković, Sima M.Anđelić, PavaoMiller, WilliamKurtović, EsadPavle IvićTDV İslâm AnsiklopedisiBerislavićBogopenecBogutovićBorićevićBranivojevićDinjčić-KovačevićDraživojevićHercegovićHranićHrvatinićKotromanićKulinićLjubibratićMiloradovićMirkovićNikolićPavlovićRadinovićRadivojevićRadojevićSankovićSabančićVlatkovićVukčićVukovićVojsalićZlatonosovićOttoman periodBorovinićGradaščevićHersekzadeIsabegovićKapetanovićKopčićKraloğluKulenovićMalkočRizvanbegovićSijerčićSkenderovićSkopljakSokolovićAustro-Hungarian periodČengićPozderacRoyal housesBosniaBoričevićKulinićVojsalić-Hrvatinić