House of Frankopan - Notable Members of The Frankopan Family Include

Notable Members of The Frankopan Family Include

  • Ivan Frankopan (Hungarian: János) (died 1393). Ban (governor) of Croatia.
  • Nikola Frankopan (Hungarian: Miklós). Son of Ivan Frankopan. Ban of Croatia 1426-1432
  • Nikola Frankopan (Hungarian: Miklós) (died 1456-1458). Son of Ban Nikola Frankopan. co-Ban of Croatia.
  • Ivan VII Frankopan - ruled the Principality of Krk 1451–1480
  • Stjepan Frankopan (Hungarian: István) (died 1481). Son of co-Ban Nikola Frankopan. Ban of Croatia.
  • Christoph Frankopan (Hungarian: Kristóf) (died 1527). Grandson of Ban Stjepan Frankopan. Ban of Croatia, 1527.
  • Katarina Zrinska (Hungarian: Katalin) (died 1673). Daughter of Ban Vuk Krsto Frankopan. Married Petar Zrinski, Ban of Croatia.
  • Franjo Frankopan, co-Ban of Croatia, 1567-1573.
  • Nikola IX Frankopan of Tržac (Tersacz), Ban of Croatia 1617-1622.
  • Fran Krsto Frankopan (Hungarian: Ferenc Kristóf, beheaded in 1671). Promulgated the Zrinski-Frankopan conspiracy, known as Wesselényi conspiracy in Hungary.

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