Roger - The Forgotten Archibishop of Bar

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Kunčer, D., & Živković, T. (2008). Roger - The Forgotten Archibishop of Bar, (56), 191-209. Retrieved from https://www.ceeol.com/search/article-detail?id=233002
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Title

Roger - The Forgotten Archibishop of Bar

Subtitle
Author

Dragana, Kunčer, Tibor, Živković

Journal

Историјски часопис

Volume
Issue

56

Start page

191

End page

209

ISSN

0350-0802

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DOI
URL

https://www.ceeol.com/search/article-detail?id=233002

Date

2008-2020/03/09/13:51:37

Abstract

According to a tombstone inscription in the Cistercian monastery of Zwettl, Lower Austria, and few other charters from the year 1305, a Cistercian monk Roger appeared in Austria in 1305 and acted as a Bosnian bishop, claiming that he had been previously banished from his archbishopric seat of Bar. The documents that testify his existence, the context and the chronollogy of the political events which led to such a development are the subject of this paper.

Keywords

Dioclea, Archbishop Roger of Bar, King Charles II of Naples, King Milutin, Paul Šubić, Queen Helen