The outcome was disastrous for his army and country because this battle marked the end of the dynasty of Croatian national kings.

During the early Croatian medieval kingdom, the area was one of the seats of Croatian king.

The city of Šibenik was founded by Croatian kings.

It originated from the first, and best known, Croatian king, Tomislav of Croatia.

The great military skill of the Croatian king and his cavalry was probably also a decisive factor against the Bulgarians.

It has seven pre-Romanesque churches dating back to the times of the Croatian kings, from the 9th to the 11th century.

His son, Dmitar Zvonimir, would later become the Croatian king in 1074.

The narthex allegedly contained a sarcophagus quite possibly of a Croatian king.

This was not a formal title, but it designated a unified political-administrative territory, which had been the chief desire of the Croatian kings.

He failed to take the island, but he allegedly did manage to capture the Croatian king himself at an unidentified location.