Dorothea of Bulgaria

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Dorothea of Bulgaria (Doroslava) was the daughter of Ivan Sratsimir of Bulgaria and his wife Anna of Wallachia.

Louis I, King of Hungary retained her and her sister at the Hungarian court after her father was restored in Vidin in 1370. Later King Louis I gave her in marriage to his cousin-in-law, ban Tvrtko I Kotromanić of Bosnia.

In December 1374 in Saint Ilija (today's Ilinci) near Šid Dorothea married Tvrtko I of Bosnia and became banness of Bosnia. In 1377 her husband was crowned King and she took the title of Queen of Bosnia. Queen Dorothea died in 1390.

Royal titles
Dorothea of Bulgaria Shishman
Preceded by Elizabeth of Kujawia	Banness of Bosnia 1374-1377	Became Queen
New title	Queen consort of Bosnia 1377-1390	Succeeded by Helen the Tough

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