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"Kosača" redirects here. For for the Bulgarian village, see Kosacha.

House of Kosača
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Country	Herzegovina
Founder	Vuk Kosača
Current head	extinct
Final ruler	Vlatko Hercegović
Titles	Herzog
Estate(s)	of Herzegovina
Cadet branches	House of Miroslav

The House of Kosača was a medieval Orthodox Bosnian family that ruled over Hum (Herzegovina).

Members of the House of Kosača

Vuk

Ivan Vuković

Adam Vuković

Vukac Hranić

Stjepan (Stefan) Vukčić

Vladislav Hercegović

Petar Balša

Matija

Nikola (Niklos) Balša

Georgije
Pavle
Stefan
Katarina
Marija

Unknown Daughter

Vladislav

Vlatko Hercegović

Marija
Jovan

Sava
Ferante

Fernandin
Olympia

Florence
Unknown daughter
Vlatko III

Alphonse Sandalj
Silvije
Hector
Unknown son
Jovan II

Marija
Vlatko IV

Elizabeta

Stefan V
Merkurije
Horacije

Stefan III
Stefan IV
Elizabeth
Unknown daughter
Unknown daughter

Stefan Hercegović
Mara Hercegović
Katarina Kosača-Kotromanić (Married Stjepan Tomaš Kotromanić, King of Bosnia)

Sigismund (Šimun) Kotromanić (Converted to Islam and changed his name to Išak-beg Kraljević (Ishak-bey Kraloglu))
Katarina Kotromanić (Died in Skopje around the age of 10-11)

Unknown son
Teodora Vukčić

Foundations

Zagrađe Monastery, Serbian Orthodox monastery built by Stjepan Vukčić Kosača, ruins of the Herzegovinian capital, and a Church to Saint Achdaecon Stephen built by Sandalj Hranić
Sopotnica-Kopaci, near Goražde, Serbian Orthodox Church to Great Martyr George (Donja Sopotnica) founded by Duke Stephen in 1446. Prominent Serb-Slavonic printing press from 1529 to 1531.