Ban of Croatia - Quiz
Ban of Croatia
  • 1. What title was held by local rulers or viceroys of Croatia after 1102?
A) Ban of Croatia
B) King of Hungary
C) Duke of Dalmatia
D) Count of Slavonia
  • 2. What role did bans serve as in the earliest periods of the Croatian state?
A) Merchant advisor
B) Ruler's representative and supreme military commander
C) Religious leader
D) Foreign diplomat
  • 3. What did Croatian bans become in the 18th century?
A) Military commanders only
B) Tax collectors
C) Chief government officials
D) Provincial mayors
  • 4. In which century was the term 'ban' first attested in Constantine Porphyrogenitus' book?
A) 12th century
B) 8th century
C) 14th century
D) 10th century
  • 5. Which regions were under the rule of the ban in the 10th century?
A) Slavonia and Dalmatia
B) Zagreb and Split
C) Krbava, Lika and Gacka
D) Hungary and Bosnia
  • 6. Who was the first known Croatian ban?
A) Peter Krešimir IV
B) Coloman
C) Demetrius Zvonimir
D) Pribina
  • 7. Who was originally a ban serving under King Peter Krešimir IV?
A) Pribina
B) Ladislaus of Naples
C) Nicholas II Garai
D) Demetrius Zvonimir
  • 8. What happened to the title of ban after the election of King Coloman in 1102?
A) It was renamed to Duke
B) It became a hereditary monarchy
C) It acquired the meaning of viceroy
D) It was abolished
  • 9. When did the institution of a single ban resume after a period of split regions?
A) 1102
B) 1225
C) 1476
D) 1392
  • 10. What title was granted in the 13th and 14th centuries to relatives of Hungarian monarchs?
A) Duke of Slavonia
B) Count Palatine
C) King of Croatia
D) Ban of Dalmatia
  • 11. Who were two notable bans from the 13th and 14th centuries?
A) Pavao Šubić and Peter Berislavić
B) Pribina and Coloman
C) Ladislaus and Sigismund
D) Nicholas II Garai and Butko Kurjaković
  • 12. Who did Sigismund of Luxembourg appoint as Ban of Croatia and Dalmatia in 1392?
A) Paul Besenyő
B) Pavao Peć
C) Nicholas II Garai
D) Hermann II of Celje
  • 13. What happened to the rights over Dalmatia in 1409?
A) They were abolished by the parliament
B) They were inherited by Mary
C) Ladislaus sold them to the Republic of Venice
D) They were granted to the Kingdom of Hungary
  • 14. When did the institution of ban officially end?
A) 1476
B) 1102
C) 18th century
D) First half of the 20th century
  • 15. Who succeeded King Louis I of Hungary, triggering a dynastic struggle?
A) Sigismund of Luxembourg
B) Mary
C) Nicholas II Garai
D) Ladislaus of Naples
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