According to his descendant, Bruno Bušić, he was Croat, evident from the poem La trnka urekla Hrvata.[1] He was born in Donji Vinjani around 1745.[2] In the beginning, he was in good relation with Orthodox people, and his first harambaša was Sočivica, an Orthodox.[2] Roša had 33 fighters, one of whom was a Muslim, Mubašir, "who was not a bad man".[2] As a hajduk, he fought against the Ottoman Empire, traveling along Dalmatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
According to contemporary annals, he persecuted more Orthodox (Serbs) than Turks, because he "couldn't listen or look at them, so he killed many of them".[3]
He was killed on April 1, 1783, by a man named Krešić,[4] on Ilijino polje ("Ilija's Field") somewhere between Stolac and Popovo Polje.[5]
Legacy
In 1977, Croatian dissident in emigration and Bušić clan member Bruno Bušić wrote a book Ivan Bušić-Roša, Hajdučki Harambaša, detailing the life and legend of Ivan Bušić-Roša.[6] Today, there are many traditional folk-songs and gusle poems dedicated to Roša.
References
^Bruno Bušić (1983), Jedino Hrvatska!: sabrani spisi, ZIRAL, Međutim, Ivan Bušić-Roša bio je ponajprije Hrvat, o čemu svjedoči i pjesma La trnka urekla Hrvata u kojoj ostarjela majka svog sinka „Bušića Ivanka" svjetuje da nikada ne pjeva uz tamburu Latinki djevojci jer „one lako ureknu Hrvate".
^ abcMarko Dragić (2001), Od Kozigrada do Zvonigrada: hrvatske predaje i legende iz Bosne i Hercegovine (II.), Mala nakladna kuća Sveti Jure, ISBN9789539649768, Rođenje oko 1745. Premda G. Bujas u Makarskom ljetopisu od godine 1773. do 1794. piše da je Roša rođen u Gorici kod Gruda, vjerojatnije je mišljenje A. Ujevića koji u Imotskoj krajini (Split, 1953.) piše da je Roša rođen u Donjim Vinjanima ... Benić piše da je Roša imao 33 druga i da je među njima bio musliman Mubašir "i nije bio loš čovik".25 Predaja kazuje: "U početku je Roša živio u dobrim odnosima s pravoslavcima, a njegov prvi harambaša bio je pravoslavac Sočivica.
^Hrvatski list, 1978, p. 39, Ljetopisci, njegovi suvremenici, tvrde da je Roša više progonio pravoslavne Vlahe nego Turke jer Vlahe (rkaće ili arkaće) ne može "čuti ni viditi, i zato je mnoge pogubio", pa "ne prašta nikome koji mu do ruke dođe" (Makarski Ijtopis, JAZU, ...
^Jako Baltić; Andrija Zirdum (2003), Godišnjak od dogadjaja i promine vrimena u Bosni 1754-1882, Synopsis, ISBN978-9958-9672-9-0
^Bušić, Marko (16 October 2008). (in Croatian). Hrvatska matica iseljenika. Archived from the original on 2008-10-18. Retrieved 2009-12-05.
Further reading
Karlo Kosor: Ivan Bušić-Roša, hajdučki harambaša
January 15, 2023
ivan, bušić, roša, ivan, bušić, 1745, 1783, nicknamed, roša, from, italian, rosso, haired, hajduk, guerilla, fighter, harambaša, commander, from, imotski, frontier, imotska, krajina, modern, croatia, served, republic, venice, against, ottomans, dalmatia, bosni. Ivan Busic 1745 1783 nicknamed Rosa from Italian rosso red as in red haired was a hajduk guerilla fighter harambasa commander from the Imotski frontier Imotska krajina in modern Croatia who served the Republic of Venice against the Ottomans in Dalmatia Bosnia and Herzegovina Contents 1 Life 2 Legacy 3 References 4 Further readingLife EditAccording to his descendant Bruno Busic he was Croat evident from the poem La trnka urekla Hrvata 1 He was born in Donji Vinjani around 1745 2 In the beginning he was in good relation with Orthodox people and his first harambasa was Socivica an Orthodox 2 Rosa had 33 fighters one of whom was a Muslim Mubasir who was not a bad man 2 As a hajduk he fought against the Ottoman Empire traveling along Dalmatia Bosnia and Herzegovina According to contemporary annals he persecuted more Orthodox Serbs than Turks because he couldn t listen or look at them so he killed many of them 3 He was killed on April 1 1783 by a man named Kresic 4 on Ilijino polje Ilija s Field somewhere between Stolac and Popovo Polje 5 Legacy EditIn 1977 Croatian dissident in emigration and Busic clan member Bruno Busic wrote a book Ivan Busic Rosa Hajducki Harambasa detailing the life and legend of Ivan Busic Rosa 6 Today there are many traditional folk songs and gusle poems dedicated to Rosa References Edit Bruno Busic 1983 Jedino Hrvatska sabrani spisi ZIRAL Međutim Ivan Busic Rosa bio je ponajprije Hrvat o cemu svjedoci i pjesma La trnka urekla Hrvata u kojoj ostarjela majka svog sinka Busica Ivanka svjetuje da nikada ne pjeva uz tamburu Latinki djevojci jer one lako ureknu Hrvate a b c Marko Dragic 2001 Od Kozigrada do Zvonigrada hrvatske predaje i legende iz Bosne i Hercegovine II Mala nakladna kuca Sveti Jure ISBN 9789539649768 Rođenje oko 1745 Premda G Bujas u Makarskom ljetopisu od godine 1773 do 1794 pise da je Rosa rođen u Gorici kod Gruda vjerojatnije je misljenje A Ujevica koji u Imotskoj krajini Split 1953 pise da je Rosa rođen u Donjim Vinjanima Benic pise da je Rosa imao 33 druga i da je među njima bio musliman Mubasir i nije bio los covik 25 Predaja kazuje U pocetku je Rosa zivio u dobrim odnosima s pravoslavcima a njegov prvi harambasa bio je pravoslavac Socivica Hrvatski list 1978 p 39 Ljetopisci njegovi suvremenici tvrde da je Rosa vise progonio pravoslavne Vlahe nego Turke jer Vlahe rkace ili arkace ne moze cuti ni viditi i zato je mnoge pogubio pa ne prasta nikome koji mu do ruke dođe Makarski Ijtopis JAZU Zbornik Kacic vol 4 Franjevacki provincijalat presv Otkupitelja 1971 p 128 Jako Baltic Andrija Zirdum 2003 Godisnjak od dogadjaja i promine vrimena u Bosni 1754 1882 Synopsis ISBN 978 9958 9672 9 0 Busic Marko 16 October 2008 Trideseta obljetnica pariske likvidacije Bruna Busica in Croatian Hrvatska matica iseljenika Archived from the original on 2008 10 18 Retrieved 2009 12 05 Further reading EditKarlo Kosor Ivan Busic Rosa hajducki harambasa Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Ivan Busic Rosa amp oldid 1093905405, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
