Children
Stephen and Elisabeth had six children:
- Vladislav
- Ninoslav
- Stephen
- another son
- Katarina, married Prince Nikola of Zahumlje in 1338
- Marija
Stephen II was to succeed Kotroman as Bosnian Ban; but had to flee to the Republic of Ragusa to hide from the Šubićs with his brothers and their mother, Jelisaveta of Nemanja.
| Preceded by Prijezda I |
Bosnian Ban 1287–1314 (jointly with Prijezda II 1287–1290) |
Succeeded by Stepan II Kotromanić |
Read more about this topic: Stephen I, Ban Of Bosnia
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