Balšić family tree

Paternal Balšić family members in bold.

Balša I (fl. 1356–1362)
- Stracimir
  - Đurađ II Balšić
    - Balša III
      - Jelena (married herzog Stjepan Vukčić Kosača)
        Vladislav Hercegović
        Petar
        Matija
        Miklos
        Ivan
        
        Andrija
        
        Tomaš
        
        Unknown Daughter
        
        Unknown Daughter
        
        Vladislav Hercegović
        
        Katarina, married King of Bosnia Stephen Thomas
        Sigismund (Šimun) Kotromanić (converted to Islam and changed his name to Ishak-beg Kraljević (Ishak-bey Kraloglu))
        
        Katarina Kotromanić
        
        Vlatko Hercegović
        Marija
        
        Jovan Hercegović
        Isabella
        
        Sava
        
        Vlatko
        Giovanni
        Vlatko
        Elisabeta
        
        Ferante
      - Unknown Son
      - Teodora (Dorotea)
- Đurađ I with Olivera Mrnjavčević (first wife) and Teodora Dejanović Dragaš (second wife)
  - Jelisaveta (or Jelisanta)
    - Unknown Child
      - Jelena
        Nikola
        
        Jakov
        
        Monćino
        
        Dabiživ Monetić
  - Goisava
  - Jevdokija (Eudokia), married Esau de' Buondelmonti, ruler of Epirus 1385–1411)
    - Giorgio de' Buondelmonti, ruler of Epirus 1411
  - Konstantin (Košta) (married Helena Thopia, a daughter of Karl Thopia)
    - Stefan Balšić "Maramonte" (fl. 1419–40), pretender to Zeta
  - Đorđe
    - Đorđe
    - Another son
  - Jelena
  - Đurađ (illegitimate), his son Stefan Strez Balšić married Vlajka Kastrioti (Skanderbeg's sister) and had two sons: Ivan and Gojko who in 1444 were among the founders of the League of Lezhe.[1][2]
- Balša II married Comita Muzaka († 1392), daughter of Andrea II Muzaka, Despot of Berat)
  - Ruđina
- Vojislava, married Karl Topia, the "Prince of Albania", with whom she had one son, Gjergj Thopia, Duke of Durazzo, and two daughters, Elena Thopia, Lady of Krujë, married Konstantin Balšić, and Vojislava

References

Gopčević, Spiridon (1914). Geschichte von Montenegro und Albanien (in German). Gotha: F.A. Perthes. p. 460. OCLC 9968504. Retrieved 29 March 2012. Bezüglich der Strez herrscht Verwirrung. Hopf macht Ivo und Gojko BalSid zu Söhnen des Stefan Strez, welcher Vlajka Kastriota geheiratet hätte und Sohn des Gjuragj Balšić gewesen wäre, eines Bastards des Gjuragj I.
Musachi, John (1515). "Brief Chronicle on the Descendants of our Musachi Dynasty". Archived from the original on September 10, 2010. Retrieved 29 November 2011. To the fourth sister, Lady Vlaica, who was married to Lord Balsha, was born John and Coico Balsha.

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[1] Gopčević, Spiridon (1914). Geschichte von Montenegro und Albanien (in German). Gotha: F.A. Perthes. p. 460. OCLC 9968504. Retrieved 29 March 2012. Bezüglich der Strez herrscht Verwirrung. Hopf macht Ivo und Gojko BalSid zu Söhnen des Stefan Strez, welcher Vlajka Kastriota geheiratet hätte und Sohn des Gjuragj Balšić gewesen wäre, eines Bastards des Gjuragj I.

[2] Musachi, John (1515). "Brief Chronicle on the Descendants of our Musachi Dynasty". Archived from the original on September 10, 2010. Retrieved 29 November 2011. To the fourth sister, Lady Vlaica, who was married to Lord Balsha, was born John and Coico Balsha.