Nasljedne i rodbinske veze hrvatskih vladara i vladara Hrvatske od dolaska na Balkan do današnjeg Hrvatskog sabora
Margariton, specializing in genealogy and heraldry, uses archival sources, chronicles, and genealogical tables to reconstruct hereditary lines, emphasizing the continuity of Croatian statehood through dynasties and unions.
Margarit's style is scholarly but accessible, with a focus on visual aids (trees and diagrams) rather than narrative prose. He uses primary sources such as chronicles (e.g. Toma Arhiđakon) and archives (Croatian State Archives). The book is significant for Croatian historiography, especially in the context of 2003 (near the 10th anniversary of independence), where it serves as an argument for continuity against "Yugoslav" narratives. Critics (in specialized journals such as Historijski zbornik) praise it as a useful tool for genealogical studies, comparing it to the works of Ferdo Šišić or Nado Klaić, but criticize the lack of new archival discoveries.
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