Josip Jelalcic served as governor of this country during the revolutions of 1848.
Josip Jelalcic served as governor of this country during the revolutions of 1848. The governor of this country traditionally held the title ban. This country was the subject of the "Pacta Conventa" when it was conquered by Colomon the Possessor of Books, who made it part of the Kingdom of Hungary. During World War Two, this country was briefly ruled by the Savoy under Tomislav II.  Fiume was a major seaport in this country, though it has been renamed Rijeka, and this country controls much of the Istrian Peninsula. This country is Catholic and uses the Latin Alphabet, unlike its close neighbor Serbia. For 10 points, name this Balkan nation with capital at Zagreb.
Josip Jelalcic served as governor of this country during the revolutions of 1848.
{Croatia} [or {Hrvatska}]