See a list of abbreviations used in this
list. See also our listing of current ecclesial jurisdictions.
This first draft suffers from several defects. There might be ancient sees we have not included. In addition to those, we
ask our readers to kindly help us determining
- when was the diocese of Osor / Ossero / Lusin / Absor / Auxerensis erected?
- when was the diocese of Rab / Arbe / Scardona erected?
- from what diocese/s Zagreb was detached in 1093.
- the history of Nin / Nona: According to Cath.Enc. it was a diocese prior to 863, but was suppressed in 928. Acording to the Catholic Croatian www.hvb.hr it was incorporated in Zadar in 1828.
Claes.Tande@katolsk.no
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40-100 Epidaurus - Croatia
200-300 Porec - Croatia
200-300 Siscia - Croatia
300-400
Sirmium / Syrmium / Syrmia / Srijem (see in Mitrovica, now Serbia) - (Roman Empire, Hungary, Yugoslavia) Yugoslavia, Croatia
304~ Salona (Metr.) - Croatia
400-500 Pula - Croatia
400-500 Spoleto / Split (Metr.) - Croatia
400-500 Senj / Zengg - Croatia
441
Sirmium / Syrmium / Srijem (destroyed) - (Hungary, Yugoslavia) Croatia
500-600 Makarska - Croatia
530~ (or 4th cent., possibly around 381)
Zadar / Zara / Iadera, Iadra, Diadora - (Venetian Rep., Austria, Italy, Yugoslavia) Croatia
579 Pedena - Croatia
600-700 Siscia [Sisak] (abandoned) - Croatia
639 Epidaurus (abandoned) - Croatia
647 Spalato / Spoleto / Split (Metr.) (new name, previously Salona, which was destroyed by the Slavs, Spoleto built on same site)- Croatia
800-900 Cittanova / Novigrad - Croatia
850?
Nin / Nona, Aeona - (Venetian Republic, Austria, Yugoslavia) Croatia
885
Sirmium / Sirmio / Syrmium / Syrmia / Srijem (suppressed) - (Hungary, Yugoslavia) Yugoslavia, Croatia
900 Krk / Veglia - Croatia
925 Siscia [Sisak] (failed attempt to revive the see) - Croatia
928 Nin / Nona (suppressed) - Croatia
950-1000
Korcula / Curzola / Lat. Cursola - (Venetian Republic, Ragusa Republic, Austria, Yugoslavia) Croatia
950-1000
Ston / Stagno / Stagnum - (Venetian Republic, Ragusa Republic, Austria, Yugoslavia) Croatia
990 Dubrovnik / Ragusa - Croatia
1050 Knin / Tinin - Croatia
1054
Zadar / Zara (Metr., previously under Patriarchal jurisdiction from Grado) - (Venetian Rep., Austria, Italy, Yugoslavia) Croatia
1088
Bosna (see in Djakovo since 1250, also including most of Bosnia, but not
Hercegovina) - (Hungary and Ottoman Empire, Yugoslavia) Croatia
1093-4
Zagreb / Zagabria/ [Germ.:] Agram - (revived on the former territory of Sisak) - (Hungary, Yugoslavia) Croatia
1100-1150?
Skradin / Scardona (Venetian Republic, Austria, Yugoslavia) Croatia
1100-1150?
Trogir / Traù / Tragurium (Venetian Republic, Austria, Yugoslavia) Croatia
1120 Dubrovnik / Ragusa (Metr., previously part of the Metr. province of ....) - Croatia
1145~ Hvar / Lesina - Croatia
1150 Senj / Zengg (revived) - Croatia
1185 Corbavia / Krbava - Croatia
1231 Srijem / Syrmium / Sirmio / [Hung.:] Szerem (reestablished) - (Hungary,
Yugoslavia) Croatia
1298 Sibenik (detached from Split) - Croatia
1460 Senj and Modrus (new name, see transferred from Corbavia / Krbava) - Croatia
1622 Knin (abandoned) - Croatia
1640 Senj-Modrus / Senj (united) - Croatia
1773 Bosna-Srijem (united ae. pr., See in Djakovo, Hung. Djakovár) - (Hungary,
Yugoslavia) Croatia
1777 Krizevci [Byz.] (detached from the jurisdiction of Zagreb) - Croatia
1813
Skradin / Scardona (abolished and incorporated in Sibenik) - (Venetian Republic, Austria, Yugoslavia) Croatia
1828 Cittanova (incorporated in Trieste) - Croatia
1828 Dubrovnik (D, previously Metr.) - Croatia
1828
Knin (formally incorporated in Sibenik) - Croatia
1828 Korcula (incorporated in Dubrovnik) - Croatia
1828 Osor / Ossero / Lusin / Absor / Auxerensis (incorporated in Krk) - Croatia
1828
Pedena (incorporated in Trieste - aeque principaliter unita) - Croatia
1828 Porec and Pula (united) - Croatia
1828 Rab / Arbe / Scardona (incorporated in Krk) - Croatia
1828 Split-Makarska (D, united, Split was previously Metr.) - Croatia
1828 Ston (incorporated in Dubrovnik) - Croatia
1828
Trogir / Traù (suppressed and incorporated in Sibenik) - (Venetian Republic, Austria, Yugoslavia) Croatia
1852 Zagreb (Metr., was part of the Metropolitan Province of Kalocsa-Bacs) - Croatia
1889 Brac (incorporated in Hvar) - Croatia
1889 Vis (incorporated in Hvar) - Croatia
1920 Fiume / Rijeka (AA, detached from Senj-Modrus, Ljubljana, and Trieste) -
(Italy) Croatia
1925 Rijeka (D) - (Kingdom of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs) Croatia
1932 Zadar (AD, previously Metr.) - Croatia
1947 Pazin (AA of the territories of Trieste-Koper in Croatia) (detached from Trieste-Koper) - (Yugoslavia) Croatia
1948 Zadar (Metr., previously AD) - Croatia
1963 Djakovo-Srijem / Nug. Djakovár-Szerem(change of name from Bosna-Srijem; part
of the D is in Serbia [Vojvodina], see Yugoslavia) - (Hungary, Yugoslavia)
Croatia
1969 Rijeka-Senj (Metr., and united, previously part of the Metr. province of Gorizia) - Croatia
1969 Split-Makarska (Metr., was part of the Metropolitan Province of Zadar) - Croatia
1997 Hrvatska (Military Ordinariate) - Croatia
1997 Pozega (detached from Zagreb) - Croatia
1997 Varazdin (detached from Zagreb) - Croatia
2000 Rijeka (new name, previously Rijeka-Senj) - Croatia
2000 Gospic-Senj (Gospic new and detached from Rijeka-Senj, Senj a historical see) - Croatia
2008 Djakovo-Osijek (Metr., was part of the Metropolitan Province of Zagreb, and new name, previously Djakovo-Srijem) - Croatia
2009Sisak (detached from Zagreb) - Croatia
2009Bjelovar-Križevci (detached from Zagreb) - Croatia
