Prince of Croatia (reigned c. 910-c. 924), King of Croatia (reigned c. 924-c. 928). Date of birth and death unknown. First king of Yugoslav Croatia, and founder of the Trpimirovic dynasty (c. 845-1091), which ruled medieval Croatia for almost 200 years. He fought against the Magyars and expanded the border to the Drava River, and gained Dalmatia from the Byzantine Empire, calling himself king (924). He held a religious council (925, 928), banned the Slavic liturgy, and unified the whole country under Roman Catholicism under the Archbishopric of Split. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
クロアチア公(在位910ころ‐924ころ),クロアチア王(在位924ころ‐928ころ)。生没年不詳。ユーゴスラビアのクロアチア最初の王で,クロアチア中世をほぼ200年間支配したトルピミロビッチ朝(845ころ‐1091)中興の祖。マジャール人と戦い国境をドラバ川まで拡大し,ビザンティン帝国からはダルマツィアを得て王を称した(924)。宗教会議を開き(925,928),スラブ語の典礼を禁ずるなどして全土をスプリト大司教座の下,ローマ・カトリック教で統一した。
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