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Dux totius Sclavoniae (Duke of Whole Slavonia), also known as Duke of Croatia and Dalmatia, was a title
usually bestowed upon heirs and other younger sons (or relatives) of the monarchs of Hungary and Croatia (13th-15th century).

Coat of Arms
Duchy of Slavonia
13th century
Duchy of Slavonia
Alternative variant
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Duchy of Slavonia
14th century

Ruling Houses
House of Arpad
House of Andechs
Berthold IV of Merania
House of Arpad
House of Morosini
House of Anjou-Hungary
House of Wittelsbach
Margaret of Bavaria
House of Anjou-Durazzo
Charles III of Naples
House of Hunyadi
John Corvinus

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	''Dux totius Sclavoniae'' (''Duke of Whole Slavonia''), also known as ''Duke of Croatia and Dalmatia'', was a title<br>usually bestowed upon heirs and other younger sons (or relatives) of the monarchs of Hungary and Croatia (13th-15th century). <!-- Dukes of Slavonia were fundamentally royal Bans/Viceroys of Croatian kingdom in such a way that the function of the Duke was in essence the same thing a Ban/Viceroy would do in the absence of royally appointed Duke. The term "Whole Slavonia" (Slavonia being ~~a name~~ from a Hungarian perspective) encompassed the entire territory from the Drava river down to the Adriatic Sea i.e. Croatian kingdom. -->		''Dux totius Sclavoniae'' (''Duke of Whole Slavonia''), also known as ''Duke of Croatia and Dalmatia'', was a title<br>usually bestowed upon heirs and other younger sons (or relatives) of the monarchs of Hungary and Croatia (13th-15th century). <!-- Dukes of Slavonia were fundamentally royal Bans/Viceroys of Croatian kingdom in such a way that the function of the Duke was in essence the same thing a Ban/Viceroy would do in the absence of royally appointed Duke. The term "Whole Slavonia" (Slavonia being an exonym i.e. from a Hungarian perspective) encompassed the entire territory from the Drava river down to the Adriatic Sea i.e. Croatian-Dalmatian kingdom. -->

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