Iljko of Croatia

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Iljko was a duke (knez) of Dalmatian Croatia in 876–878. He was the member of the House of Domagojević, probably the son of Domagoj.^[1]

Regnal titles
Preceded by Domagoj	Duke of Littoral Croatia 876–878	Succeeded by Zdeslav

References

↑ Mladjov, Ian. "Croatian Rulers". Retrieved 2007-10-05.

v t e House of Domagojević

Domagoj (864–876) Iljko (876–878) Branimir (879–892)

v t e Dukes of Croatia (dux Croatorum, hrvatski knez)

Pannonian Croatia	Vojnomir (c. 790 - c. 800–791 - c. 810) Ljudevit Posavski (810–823) Ratimir (829–838) Braslav (880–c. 887)

Dalmatian Croatia	Unnamed (c. 635–c. 660) Porga (c. 660–c. 680) Budimir (740–785) Višeslav (785–802) Borna (810–821) Vladislav (821–835) Mislav (835–845) Trpimir I (845–864) Zdeslav (864,878–879) Domagoj (864–876) Iljko (876–878) Branimir (879–892) Muncimir (892–900) Tomislav I (910–928)

Royal Houses of Europe

Nordic countries

Denmark	Gorm Fairhair Knýtlinga Estridsen Griffins Palatinate-Neumarkt Oldenburg Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg

Finland	Bjelbo Mecklenburg Griffins Palatinate-Neumarkt Oldenburg Vasa Palatinate-Zweibrücken Hesse Holstein-Gottorp Romanov

Norway	Fairhair Knýtlinga Hardrada Gille Sverre Bjelbo Griffins Palatinate-Neumarkt Oldenburg Holstein-Gottorp Bernadotte Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg

Sweden	Munsö Stenkil Sverker Eric Bjelbo Mecklenburg Griffins Palatinate-Neumarkt Oldenburg Vasa Palatinate-Zweibrücken Hesse-Kassel Holstein-Gottorp Bernadotte

United Kingdom

England	Mercia Wuffing Kent Sussex Essex Bernicia Deira Northumbria Uí Ímair Wessex Knýtlinga Normandy Plantagenet Lancaster York Tudor Stuart Orange-Nassau

Scotland	Fergus Óengus Strathclyde Mann and the Isles Alpin Northumbria Bernicia Uí Ímair Galloway Dunkeld Sverre Balliol Bruce Stuart Orange-Nassau

Wales	Dinefwr Aberffraw Gwynedd Mathrafal Cunedda

Ireland	Ulaid Dál Cuinn/Connachta Laigin Uí Fidgenti Uí Liatháin Eóganachta (including Mac Cárthaigh) Dáirine / Érainn (including Corcu Loígde) Dál gCais Bruce Tudor Stuart Orange-Nassau Hanover

Great Britain	Stuart Hanover Saxe-Coburg and Gotha Windsor

Eastern Europe

Albania	Angevin Progon Arianiti Thopia Kastrioti Dukagjini Ottoman Wied Zogu Savoy

Armenia²	Orontid Artaxiad Arsacid Bagratid Artsruni Rubenids Hethumids Lusignans Savoy Romanov

Azerbaijan¹	Safavid

Bosnia	Boričević Kulinić Kotromanić Ottoman Habsburg-Lorraine

Bulgaria	Dulo Cometopuli Asen Terter Shishman Ottoman Battenberg Saxe-Coburg and Gotha

Georgia¹	Pharnabazid Chosroid Guaramid Arsacid Artaxiad Nersianid Liparitid Bagrationi (of Kartli, Kakheti and Imereti) Chikovani Sidamoni Dadiani Gelovani Dadeshkeliani Jaqeli Gurieli Shervashidze

Greece	Doukas Komnenos Angelos Laskaris Palaiologos Ottoman Wittelsbach Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg

Moldavia	Bogdan-Muşat Movilești Drăculeşti Ghica Cantacuzene Cantemirești Romanov Racoviță Mavrocordato Ypsilantis Soutzos Mourousi Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen House of Basarab

Montenegro	Vojislavljević Balšić Crnojević Petrović

Romania	House of Basarab Bogdan-Mușat Movilești Drăculești Ghica Cantacuzene Cantemirești Romanov Racoviță Mavrocordato Ypsilantis Soutzos Mourousi Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen Romania/Royal family

Russia¹	Rurik Borjigin Godunov Shuysky Vasa Romanov

Serbia	Vlastimirović Vojislavljević Vukanović Nemanjić Lazarević Branković Balšić Crnojević Ottoman Habsburg Obrenović Karađorđević

Turkey¹	Seljuq Ottoman

Ukraine	Rurikids Gediminids Olshanski Olelkovich Giray Romanov Habsburg-Lorraine

¹ Transcontinental country. ² Entirely in Southwest Asia but having socio-political connections with Europe.

Western Europe

Austria	Babenberg Habsburg Habsburg-Lorraine

Belgium	Saxe-Coburg and Gotha

Croatia	Trpimirović Domagojević Svačić Árpád Angevin Ottoman Luxembourg Habsburg Habsburg-Lorraine Bonaparte Savoy (disputed)

Bohemia	Přemyslid Piast Luxembourg Jagiellon Habsburg Habsburg-Lorraine

France	Merovingian Carolingian Capet Valois Bourbon Bonaparte Orléans

Germany	Ascania Carolingian Conradines Ottonian Luitpolding Salian Süpplingenburg Hohenstaufen Welf Habsburg Hanover Saxe-Coburg and Gotha Nassau Luxembourg Wittelsbach Schaumburg Schwarzburg Brunswick-Lüneburg House of Pomerania Hohenzollern Württemberg Oldenburg Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg Orange-Nassau Nassau-Weilburg Mecklenburg Vasa Pfalz-Zweibrücken Hesse Holstein-Gottorp Romanov Bonaparte Wettin Lippe

Hungary	Árpád Přemyslid Wittelsbach Angevin Luxembourg Hunyadi Jagiellon Szapolyai Habsburg Habsburg-Lorraine

Gaelic Ireland	Laigin Síl Conairi Ulaid Dáirine Osraige Cruthin Dál nAraidi Connachta Uí Fiachrach Uí Briúin Uí Néill Síl nÁedo Sláine Clann Cholmáin Eóganachta Chaisil Glendamnach Raithlind Uí Dúnlainge Uí Ímair (Norse) Uí Ceinnselaig Dál gCais Ó Briain Mac Carthaig Ó Conchobhair Ó Ruairc De Burgh (Norman) FitzGerald (Norman) Ó Domhnaill Ó Néill

Italy	Acciaioli Barberini Bentivoglio Bonaparte Borghese Borgia Borromeo Bourbon-Parma Bourbon-Two Sicilies Chigi Colonna Della Rovere Della Torre Este Farnese Flavian Gonzaga Grimaldi Julio-Claudian Malatesta Medici Montefeltro Nerva–Antonine Orsini Palaiologos Pallavicini Pamphili Savoy Severan Sforza Torlonia Visconti

Liechtenstein	Liechtenstein

Lithuania	Mindaugas Gediminids Jagiellon Valois Báthory Vasa Wiśniowiecki Sobieski Wettin Leszczyński Poniatowski Holstein-Gottorp-Romanov

Luxembourg	Orange-Nassau Nassau-Weilburg Bourbon-Parma

Monaco	Grimaldi

Netherlands	Bonaparte Orange-Nassau

Poland	Piast Přemyslid Samborides Griffins Jagiellon Valois Báthory Vasa Wiśniowiecki Sobieski Wettin Leszczyński Poniatowski After partitions: Holstein-Gottorp-Romanov Kingdom of Poland Habsburg Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria Wettin Duchy of Warsaw Lefebvre Duchy of Gdańsk Hohenzollern Duchy of Poznań

Portugal	Vímara Peres Jiménez Borgonha Aviz Habsburgo Braganza Braganza-Saxe-Coburg and Gotha

Spain	Asturias Barcelona Jiménez Burgundy Champagne Capet Évreux Trastámara Habsburg Bourbon Bonaparte Savoy

Persondata
Name	Iljko of Croatia
Alternative names
Short description	Duke of Croatia
Date of birth
Place of birth
Date of death
Place of death

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Iljko of Croatia

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