See for example https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinjska_alka
Today's croatian borders reflect thr defense line against ottoman invasion. Infact, the part of Croatia that fell to the ottomans is now known as Herzegovina, which now forms the Bosnia and Herzegovina country.
How come that (under the heading "Demographics") Wikipedia lists [0] the "Eastern Orthodox" were still majority in 1828? Were they Croats? Or - MAYBE, just MAYBE - Serbs? And is it possible that those Christian Orthodox Serbs were converting to Roman-Catholicism (under Austrian pressure)? Look at the numbers in that article, the number of Orthodox falls by 1.78% and the number of Catholics rises by 1.5%.
Awful. There are other forums you can use for this kind of communication.
That is definitely not technical discussion nor is it true, and this is what I responded to.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croatia_in_personal_union_wi...
EDIT: typos