Ban Ivan Mažuranić proposed Trialism in Austria-Hungary, focusing on Croatian autonomy and equal status.

In 1861, a significant moment unfolded in Croatia when The Sabor, led by Ban Ivan Mažuranić, proposed Trialism within the Austria-Hungary empire. This proposal aimed to establish a political system where Croatia, along with Hungary and Austria, would have equal representation and autonomy within the empire. The concept of Trialism was seen as a way to balance power and decision-making among the diverse regions of the empire while ensuring the preservation of Croatian identity and interests. This moment marked a significant effort by Croatian leaders to shape the political landscape of Austria-Hungary, advocating for greater independence and recognition within the complex imperial structure. #Croatia #Trialism #AustriaHungary #Sabor #BanIvanMažuranić