Constitutional Convention of Croats and Serbs

The Constitutional Convention of Croats and Serbs was an institution made up of representatives from the Triune State of Croatia (former Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia), Bosnia and Herzegovina, Novi Pazar and parts of the duchies of Carniola and Lower Styria, that gathered following elections in May of 1876 to formulate the constitution of the new South Slavic state planned to be created from the union of the represented territories. It was in session from the 10th May 1876 until [Date].
==Background==
===Collapse of the Austrian Empire===
===Recognition of Croatian statehood===
==Work of the convention==
===Issue of Yugoslavism===
===Foreign Politics===
===Drafting of the Croatian Constitution===
==Aftermath==