Dubrovački rod Radulovića i njihov grbovnik
An investigation into the content and sources of ilirska herldika (Illyrian Heraldry) leads to a conclusion that the emergence of the oldest and generally known versions of the so-called ilirski grbovnici (Illyrian Armorials), end of the sixteenth century, may be directly linked to specific lineage...
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| description | An investigation into the content and sources of ilirska herldika (Illyrian Heraldry) leads to a conclusion that the emergence of the oldest and generally known versions of the so-called ilirski grbovnici (Illyrian Armorials), end of the sixteenth century, may be directly linked to specific lineage circles of Dubrovačko
Primorje. This complex phenomenon is rooted in the history of the families who advanced in the royal navies of Spain and Naples, who shared kinship ties, as well as the legend of the true or fabricated noble descent of Hum and Bosnia. A recently published armorial from the library in Modena confirms this assumption both in terms of content and symbolism. Among 153 coats of arms, besides two constructed coats of arms of the Nemanjići, are ten land and 139 lineage arms, two complex coats of arms of the Radulovići, and an illustration containing their motto. A comparison has shown that it is one of the copies of the Korjenić-Neorićev grbovnik from 1595, made upon request of the Radulovići of Dubrovnik, who in the sixteenth century established themselves as shipowners, merchants and members of the prestigious Confraternity of St Anthony. The armorial is executed in coloured ink, by an inexperienced hand, while the artistry of the blazon and the accompanying illustrations lags behind the first Illyrian armorials, resembling most closely those in the Fojnica Armorial. The legend of the Bosnia-Hum noble descent, their origin from Dubrovačko Primorje, social status and connections with the Kingdom of Naples, link the Radulovići with the founders of the Illyrian Heraldry: the Ohmućević, Dolisti-Tasovčić, Korjenić-Neorićand Diničić. By the start of the seventeenth century, Radulovićbrothers came into possession of the feud and city of Polignano in Apulia, and with it the title of marquis. Nikola Radulovićthe Elder (1556-1608), first marquis of Polignano, was acquianted with the Illyrian armorials from which he adopted his own coat of arms. The Radulovićarms is constructed on a homonymycally adopted arms of the Radijelovićlineage from the Korjenić-NeorićArmorial, whose complex variant includes another six arms from the same collection. The future generations of the Radulovićenjoyed the noble status in the Kingdom of Naples, yet maintained their relations with Dubrovnik, their old homeland. Of relevance to the Italian perspective was the arms of the Ragusan collateral of the Sfondrati lineage of Cremona, which, by the female line, the Radulović incorporated into their complex arms. The armorial housed in Modena proves that, at the close of the seventeenth century, the Radulovićhad their own copy of the Illyrian Armorial, adapted to their needs and their family history. Although it is possible that the Radulo-vićalso had an older version of the armorial, this copy was most likely made for the most influential member of the lineage, Archbishop of Chieti and Car-dinal Nikola Radulović(1627-1702). |
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| spelling | doaj.art-8dfe52e9712a4286975896e53bacf3282022-12-22T00:18:49ZhrvCroatian Academy of Sciences and ArtsAnali Zavoda za Povijesne Znanosti Hrvatske Akademije Znanosti i Umjetnosti u Dubrovniku1330-05981848-78152017-05-015518912910.21857/yvjrdcnkzyDubrovački rod Radulovića i njihov grbovnikStjepan Ćosić0Filozofski fakultet Sveučilišta u Splitu, Split, HrvatskaAn investigation into the content and sources of ilirska herldika (Illyrian Heraldry) leads to a conclusion that the emergence of the oldest and generally known versions of the so-called ilirski grbovnici (Illyrian Armorials), end of the sixteenth century, may be directly linked to specific lineage circles of Dubrovačko Primorje. This complex phenomenon is rooted in the history of the families who advanced in the royal navies of Spain and Naples, who shared kinship ties, as well as the legend of the true or fabricated noble descent of Hum and Bosnia. A recently published armorial from the library in Modena confirms this assumption both in terms of content and symbolism. Among 153 coats of arms, besides two constructed coats of arms of the Nemanjići, are ten land and 139 lineage arms, two complex coats of arms of the Radulovići, and an illustration containing their motto. A comparison has shown that it is one of the copies of the Korjenić-Neorićev grbovnik from 1595, made upon request of the Radulovići of Dubrovnik, who in the sixteenth century established themselves as shipowners, merchants and members of the prestigious Confraternity of St Anthony. The armorial is executed in coloured ink, by an inexperienced hand, while the artistry of the blazon and the accompanying illustrations lags behind the first Illyrian armorials, resembling most closely those in the Fojnica Armorial. The legend of the Bosnia-Hum noble descent, their origin from Dubrovačko Primorje, social status and connections with the Kingdom of Naples, link the Radulovići with the founders of the Illyrian Heraldry: the Ohmućević, Dolisti-Tasovčić, Korjenić-Neorićand Diničić. By the start of the seventeenth century, Radulovićbrothers came into possession of the feud and city of Polignano in Apulia, and with it the title of marquis. Nikola Radulovićthe Elder (1556-1608), first marquis of Polignano, was acquianted with the Illyrian armorials from which he adopted his own coat of arms. The Radulovićarms is constructed on a homonymycally adopted arms of the Radijelovićlineage from the Korjenić-NeorićArmorial, whose complex variant includes another six arms from the same collection. The future generations of the Radulovićenjoyed the noble status in the Kingdom of Naples, yet maintained their relations with Dubrovnik, their old homeland. Of relevance to the Italian perspective was the arms of the Ragusan collateral of the Sfondrati lineage of Cremona, which, by the female line, the Radulović incorporated into their complex arms. The armorial housed in Modena proves that, at the close of the seventeenth century, the Radulovićhad their own copy of the Illyrian Armorial, adapted to their needs and their family history. Although it is possible that the Radulo-vićalso had an older version of the armorial, this copy was most likely made for the most influential member of the lineage, Archbishop of Chieti and Car-dinal Nikola Radulović(1627-1702).http://hrcak.srce.hr/index.php?show=clanak&id_clanak_jezik=267015grbovnik Radulovića; ilirska heraldika; Dubrovnik; Napulj; Polignano; Sfondrati; kardinal Nikola Radulović |
| spellingShingle | Stjepan Ćosić Dubrovački rod Radulovića i njihov grbovnik Anali Zavoda za Povijesne Znanosti Hrvatske Akademije Znanosti i Umjetnosti u Dubrovniku grbovnik Radulovića; ilirska heraldika; Dubrovnik; Napulj; Polignano; Sfondrati; kardinal Nikola Radulović |
| title | Dubrovački rod Radulovića i njihov grbovnik |
| title_full | Dubrovački rod Radulovića i njihov grbovnik |
| title_fullStr | Dubrovački rod Radulovića i njihov grbovnik |
| title_full_unstemmed | Dubrovački rod Radulovića i njihov grbovnik |
| title_short | Dubrovački rod Radulovića i njihov grbovnik |
| title_sort | dubrovacki rod radulovica i njihov grbovnik |
| topic | grbovnik Radulovića; ilirska heraldika; Dubrovnik; Napulj; Polignano; Sfondrati; kardinal Nikola Radulović |
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