Svetlana Velmar-Janković

The term Banate (not to be confused with term Banat) can refer to:

• A territory ruled by a ban; term "banate" is corresponding to Hungarian: bánság, Croatian: banovina and Serbian: бановина / banovina; in English also (less commonly): bannate or even banovina.
• An alternate term for "banovina" (specially for largest administrative units in Kingdom of Yugoslavia from 1929 to 1941).

• Banate of Bosnia, de facto independent medieval Bosnian state prior to emergence of the kingdom of Bosnia.
• Banate of Só, a province of the medieval Kingdom of Hungary also ruled by Banate and Kingdom of Bosnia
• Banate of Usora, a province of the medieval Kingdom of Hungary also ruled by Banate and Kingdom of Bosnia
• Banate of Jajce, after the fall of Bosnian Kingdom a province of the medieval Kingdom of Hungary.
• Banate of Srebrenik, after the fall of Bosnian Kingdom a province of the medieval Kingdom of Hungary.

• Banate of Bulgaria (1365–1369), a province of the medieval Kingdom of Hungary.

• Banate of Croatia (medieval), a province of the medieval Kingdom of Hungary.
• Banate of Slavonia, a province of the medieval Kingdom of Hungary.

• Banate of Severin, a province of the medieval Kingdom of Hungary.
• Banate of Lugoj and Caransebeș, a province of the medieval Kingdom of Hungary and Principality of Transylvania.
• Banate of Craiova, a province on the western part of Wallachia.

• Banate of Mačva, a province of the medieval Kingdom of Hungary.
• Banate of Kučevo, a province of the medieval Kingdom of Hungary.
• Banate of Braničevo, a province of the medieval Kingdom of Hungary.
• Banate of Belgrade, a province of the medieval Kingdom of Hungary.

• Banate of Leitha, was a short-lived western Hungarian state that existed in 1921.

• Banate of Danube (Dunavska banovina), 1929–1941; capital: Novi Sad.
• Banate of Drava (Dravska banovina), 1929–1941; capital: Ljubljana.
• Banate of Drina (Drinska banovina), 1929–1941; capital: Sarajevo
• Banate of Primorje (Primorska banovina), 1929–1939; capital: Split.
• Banate of Morava (Moravska banovina), 1929–1941; capital: Niš.
• Banate of Sava (Savska banovina), 1929–1939; capital: Zagreb.
• Banate of Vardar (Vardarska banovina), 1929–1941; capital: Skopje.
• Banate of Vrbas (Vrbaska banovina), 1929–1941; capital: in Banja Luka.
• Banate of Zeta (Zetska banovina), 1929–1941; capital: in Cetinje.
• Banate of Croatia (Banovina Hrvatska), 1939–1941; capital: in Zagreb.

Proposed:

• Banate of Serbia
• Banate of Slovenia

• Banate, Iloilo, a municipality in the Philippines.

• Banate or Bannock, Native American people.

• Banovina (disambiguation)
• Banat (disambiguation)