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Bobaljević
The House of Bobaljević or Bobali (in earlier sources ''Babalio'', then also ''de Bobali''; later in modern Croatian ''Bobalić'' or even ''Bobaljević'') was a noble family of the Republic of Ragusa.
== History ==
The family is considered to be one of those which founded the ancient community of Dubrovnik. The surname is attested in various forms in different places: ''Baebiblius'' nearby Salona, ''Babuleius'', ''Babullia'', ''Bobuli'' or ''Boboli'' in Italy. One of the etymologies proposed considers that all these surnames are derived from the early-medieval name ''Babilius'' or ''Babilonius''. According to another ancient tradition the House of Bobali originated in Bosnia in the 10th century.
The House of Bobaljević gave the Republic a large number of politicians, scholars and writers. In the 14th century they had 124 senior civil servants in senate (representing 3.32%) .〔Zdenko Zlatar, ''"Huius... est omnis Rei Publicae potestas": Dubrovnik's Patrician Houses and Their Participation in Power (1440–1640)'', in ''Dubrovnik Annals'', 6/2002, p. 50.〕 Similarly, between 1440 and 1640 there were 64 Bobali in the Grand Council (2.91% of total).〔Zdenko Zlatar, ''Op cit.'' p. 54〕 In two hundred years, they had 59 senatorial positions (1.81%), 66 members of the Minor Council (3.05%), 23 Guardians of Justice (2.80%) and for 59 times a member of the House of Bobali that became ''Rettore'' of the Republic (2.48%).〔Zdenko Zlatar, ''Op cit.'' p. 60〕
The family Bobaljević became extinct in 1771 with the death of Frano Damjanov Bobali-Bobaljevic.
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