Ban

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Ban was a medieval noble title used in several Central and Southeast European states, often designating a high-ranking governor or viceroy.

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Ban canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval title
noble title
appointedBy emperor
king
authorityOver banate
province
category Government occupations
Medieval European titles
Noble titles
denotes high-ranking governor
viceroy
etymologyPossiblyFrom Avar title
Persian word "ban" meaning "guardian"
Turkic title
hasJurisdiction administrative affairs
judicial affairs
military affairs
historicalPeriod Middle Ages NERFINISHED
early modern period
notableRegion Bosnia NERFINISHED
Croatia NERFINISHED
Dalmatia NERFINISHED
Slavonia NERFINISHED
officeAbolishedIn 20th century in Yugoslavia
pluralForm bans
rankComparedTo below emperor
below king
similar to viceroy
relatedConcept banate
viceroyalty
titleHolderCalled ban
usedIn Central Europe NERFINISHED
Southeast Europe NERFINISHED
usedInLanguage Bosnian
Croatian
Hungarian
Serbian
usedInState Banate of Bosnia NERFINISHED
Banate of Croatia NERFINISHED
Banate of Slavonia NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Bosnia NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Croatia NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Dalmatia-Croatia NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Hungary NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Yugoslavia NERFINISHED

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