Dalmatia (Bosnian Kingdom)

Dalmatia (Bosnian: Dalmacija) is a region in the Bosnian Kingdom, bordering Bosnia, Herzegovina and Zeta. In 2016, the region had 2,138,145 inhabitants, the 2nd most populous region in the Bosnian Kingdom, having a higher population than Herzegovina, and lower than Bosnia. The regions largest city and seat of the regional parliament is Split.
== History ==
Dalmatia, originaly part of the Austrian Empire, and the Hungarian and Croat Empires before that, was bought by the Bosnian Kingdom for 650 thousand Austrian Florins. After that, the Bosnians would Islamify the region and build lots of traditional archutecture, most notabiliy the Husein-beg Gradaščević Mosque of Split, honouring Husein-kapetan Gradaščević, the first ever king of Bosnia.
Dalmatia suffered greatly in WW1 and WW2 along with Bosnia. The Croats of Dalmatia were very supportive of the Independent State of Bosnia, as the rich Croats got even more power. Much of these Croat dynasties were killed of by the Bosnians after the war, to the delight of the Dalmatians that suffered under them. The event happened in 1947 and was called the Nobility Massacre of Dalmatia.
The region was peacful after the war and is a hotspot for tourism in the Bosnian Kingdom. Split was even host of the 1980 Summer Olympics.
== People ==
This region is the second most populous, behind Bosnia, higher than Herzegovina, as stated before.
It is home to over 1.1 million Bosnians, and 950 thousand Croats, the most out of any part of the nation. The rest of the region is populated by other people, such as Serbs near the border with Krajina, in total around 50k.
The religion is predominantly Islam at 55%, and then Roman Christians at 40% and Orthodox Christians at 5%.
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