zhupan

His father the zhupan was less than happy about that.

The zhupan heard, and struck him on the cheek.

Baron Zhupan read about his own "engagement" in the papers, and decided to come.

At last the zhupan said, "Well, I suppose there's no reason why you shouldn't.

Costly was the incense that scented the air, a gift from the zhupan.

"Then we must abide here till dawn, when we can find our way home," the zhupan stated.

The zhupan confirmed the good news.

Ivan Subitj, zhupan, paid scant heed to such talk among his serfs.

Ivan Subitj, zhupan at Skradin, kept his forces always on the ready.

You did better for us, Zhupan, when you sent in your military chirurgeon to treat their hurts."

The latter was given to his vassal, the Serbian zhupan Valkan.

The zhupan helped me get permission."

By early daylight, when Vanimen's hunters returned with the zhupan and his band, fright was forgotten.

Petar clutched at the zhupan's wrist.

As zhupan, I travel much about in the hinterland, to keep abreast of what the knezi-judges over villages-and pastors and such are doing.

"Oh, no, oh, no," protested the zhupan hastily.

Vlastimir gave his daughter's hand to the son of the Zhupan of Travunia, Balaes.

A little farther up the river, about where the Chikola flows into it, Skradin village clustered by the stronghold of its lord, the zhupan.

The satnik had sent a mes- sage ahead from town to castle, and the zhupan had dispatched a military escort for his distinguished visitors.

Each tribe was composed of several family clans, whose affairs were ruled by elders, headed by one ruler - the "Zhupan" (chieftain).

The zhupan entered-a tall man, craggy-featured, the scar of a sword- slash twisting his mouth and seaming his cheek on the left.

When such an officer took special leave from the war and came south, in answer to a message from the zhupan, he could have whatever place he asked for.

By Grace of Jesus Christ God, Zhupan and King of the Serbs.

The zhupan must point out that this was at the Ban's express command, because having many observers who often went to Shibenik or farther would be impolitic.