Kurjaković noble family

House of Kurjaković

Country	Croatia
Parent house	Gusić
Titles	Comes, Knez, Ban
Founded	c. 1298
Founder	Kurjak Gusić
Final ruler	Ivan Karlović
Dissolution	1531

Kurjaković (de Coriach, de Curiaco, Curiacovich) were a Croatian noble family that originated from the Gusić gentis.

History

At the beginning of the 14th century, Kurjak Gusić (Curiaco de genere Gussich) founded the cadet branch, and thus his descendants started calling themselves as "Kurjaković". Several members of this branch served as Bans of Croatia:^[1]

Budislav Kurjaković (died February 15, 1401), ban in 1394.
Paul Kurjaković and Ivan Kurjaković, bans 1410-1411.
Ivan Karlović Torquatus, son of Charles Kurjaković i Dorothea Frankopan, (1478-1531.), ban 1521-1524. and 1527-1531.

External links

http://hbl.lzmk.hr/clanak.aspx?id=6996

References

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Croatian nobility

Royal families	Trpimirović (Svetoslavić, Krešimirović)

Princes/Dukes	Babonić Baćan Čudomirić Svačić (Nelipić) Domagojević Erdődy Feštetić Frankopan Gorjanski Graziani (Gratiani) Hrvatinić Iločki Jamometić Kačić Korvin Kukar Gusić (Kurjaković) Lacković Lapčan (Karin) Lasničić Mlinarić Mogorović Erba-Odescalchi Poletčić Radić Šubić (Zrinski) Tugomirić Zapolja

Marquesses	Andechs-Meran Crnković Frankopan Bunić Bombelles de Piennes Sponheim

Counts	Alagić Alberti Banfi Berislavići Grabarski Berislavići Trogirski Berislavići Malomlački Bot Bajnski Bundić Cambj Castropola Celjski Crijević Česnegić Čikulin Delišimunović Drašković Džamanjić Đurđević Eltz Gising Gradić Gučetić Gundulić Janković Jelačić Kabužić Kačić Keglević Kolonić Konjski Kulmer Niczky Normann-Prandau Orehovečki Oršić Patačić Pejačević Pucić Ranjina Ratkaj Rubido Saraka Sermage Sorkočević Ungnad Vitovec Vojković

Barons	Adamović Alapić Babić Bedeković Benko Borojević Burić Cuvaj Cvjetićanin Čorić Filipović Getaldić Gregorijanec Gusić Gvozdanović Hellenbach Hotković Inkey Jovanović Jurišić Jurković Knežević Lenković Ljubičić Magdalenić Maroičić Mlakovečki Nikolić-Podrinski Orešković Ožegović Puhalo Radošević Rauch Rigoni Ritter-Vitezović Rodić Rubido-Zichy Rukavina Sarkotić Sečujac Slivarić Heldenburški Šimunić Šokčević Tahy Tomašić Trenk Turković Unukić Vlašić Vranyczany-Dobrinović Vrkljan (Werklein) Vukasović Zakmardi Dijankovečki

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