A conspiracy against Pavle was hatched at the stanak held in Sutjeska in August 1415 and attended by all major noblemen except for Hrvoje.
At the end of the month, during a walk at the royal court, a dispute erupted between Sandalj and Pavle.
Sandalj and his men, joined by Vukmir Zlatonosović, drew out their swords and captured Pavle's son Petar.
Pavle ran, but was caught and decapitated.
A retainer of Pavle survived by seeking shelter in a Franciscan home; he later took Pavle's corpse to his estate in Vrhbosna.
Petar was supposed to be blinded, but for some reason this did not take place.
Pavle's lands were promptly divided between the conspirators.
Sandalj justified the murder by accusing Pavle of bringing much misfortune to the Bosnian kingdom.
A conspiracy against Pavle was hatched at the stanak held in Sutjeska in August 1415 and attended by all major noblemen except for Hrvoje. At the end of the month, during a walk at the royal court, a dispute erupted between Sandalj and Pavle. Sandalj and his men, joined by Vukmir Zlatonosović, drew out their swords and captured Pavle's son Petar. Pavle ran, but was caught and decapitated. A retainer of Pavle survived by seeking shelter in a Franciscan home; he later took Pavle's corpse to his estate in Vrhbosna. Petar was supposed to be blinded, but for some reason this did not take place. Pavle's lands were promptly divided between the conspirators. Sandalj justified the murder by accusing Pavle of bringing much misfortune to the Bosnian kingdom.
Pavle Radinović