| Pavlović | |||
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| Country | Bosnia and Herzegovina | ||
| Estates | Jablan grad(Family Estate) Borač(Main Estate) |
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| Titles | Knez Vojvoda |
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| Founded | Pavle Radenović 1391 |
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| Final ruler | Nikola Pavlović | ||
| Dissolution | 1463 Ottoman conquest |
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The Pavlovići, also known as Jablanići after their family estate at Jablan grad) was a medieval family in Bosnia that ruled parts of eastern and southeastern Bosnia. The family had their seat at Borač (Rogatica). Their most known member and founder was Pavle Radenović, who ruled a territory in the east of the Bosnian kingdom from the late 14th century until his death in 1415.
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The family hailed and ruled from Jablan grad (Mezgraja, Ugljevik). Raden Jablanić was a local lord of Krivaja and Prača and father of Pavle Radenović. Pavle Radenović