Historiography explores Radoje's identity as either Župan Radosalić or Count Dragosalić, highlighting historical ambiguity.
We have almost no information about the Grand Count of Bosnia Radoje, when primary sources are concerned. It is because of this that dilemmas arose in historiography about the historical identity of this man, so that certain historians showed interest for the uncovering of this problem. However, despite the great efforts, a final solution was not found. Historiography provides two possibilities; one is that Radoje, the Grand Count of Bosnia, was in fact Župan and Count Radoje Radosalić, and the other one is that he was Count Radoje Dragosalić. These two individuals are mentioned as witnesses in Bosnian royal charters from the end of the 14th and beginning of the 15th century.
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