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==== M Holleaux ====

==== M Holleaux ====

M Holleaux sums up the development of Illyrian society as follows: ''“These peoples were initially divided into independent peoples or tribes, with their respective rulers.  At the 5th and the 4th century the most prominent of peoples in the south were the Taulanti, whose king Glaucas dared stand up to Alexander, beat Cassander, took Pyrrhus under his protection, and demonstrated his might to the nearby Greek cities of Dyrach, Apollonia and '''Corcyra''', either as an ally or as an enemy. We assume that some time after the year 250 – without knowing the exact period of time – the entire political system mentioned above disappeared. A great Illyrian state was established thereafter and it was ruled by one single ruler, whose rule was recognized by local dynasties and leaders of peoples or cities. The origin of that state and the time when it came into being are unknown. It seems, however, the unification which resulted in the creation of that state was carried out by the tribe of Ardiaei”.'' <ref>M.Holleaux; Les Romains en Illyria, Etudes d’ epigraphie et d’ histoire grecque, IV, 81 in Cabbanes 1988, 49.</ref><ref>[http://balkancenter.org/Anglisht/ardian.ilyrianbosna.html#_ftn4 Illyrian Bosnia and Herzegovina – an overview of a cultural legacy] Writen by: Ardian Axhanela</ref>

M Holleaux sums up the development of Illyrian society as follows: ''“These peoples were initially divided into independent peoples or tribes, with their respective rulers.  At the 5th and the 4th century the most prominent of peoples in the south were the Taulanti, whose king Glaucas dared stand up to Alexander, beat Cassander, took Pyrrhus under his protection, and demonstrated his might to the nearby Greek cities of Dyrach, Apollonia and '''Corcyra''', either as an ally or as an enemy. We assume that some time after the year 250 – without knowing the exact period of time – the entire political system mentioned above disappeared. A great Illyrian state was established thereafter and it was ruled by one single ruler, whose rule was recognized by local dynasties and leaders of peoples or cities. The origin of that state and the time when it came into being are unknown. It seems, however, the unification which resulted in the creation of that state was carried out by the tribe of Ardiaei”.'' <ref>M.Holleaux; Les Romains en Illyria, Etudes d’ epigraphie et d’ histoire grecque, IV, 81 in Cabbanes 1988, 49.</ref><ref>[http://balkancenter.org/Anglisht/ardian.ilyrianbosna.html#_ftn4 Illyrian Bosnia and Herzegovina – an overview of a cultural legacy] Writen by: Ardian Axhanela</ref>

*The National Party (Narodnjaci) from the Kingdom of Dalmatia (Austro-Hungarian Empire). The second half of the 19th century and early 20th century.

*The National Party (Narodnjaci) from the Kingdom of Dalmatia (Austro-Hungarian Empire). The second half of the 19th century and early 20th century.