Ljubošina

It was recorded as Liubostina on the 1673 map of Stjepan Glavač [hr].^[4]

From the Modruše urbarium of 1486 we learn the names of several farms in Ljubošina. Most were under Vitunj, but the empty Jurić farm was under Gojmerje, and for his service it was granted to Ilija Mihelić to hold by Stjepan III Frankopan [hr]. Under Vitunj, a certain Jurko (possibly Ivković) had 21 morgens of land, 4 of which meadows, serving corvée in the city of Modruše or 2 ducats; the remaining 2 farms were empty, the 31 morgen Kovač farm, formerly with the same duties but overgrown with čremuš, and the 21 morgen Kleković farm, formerly with the same duties or horse duty. It is not known whether this Kleković family was related to that of Captain Vid Kleković, who fought in the Battle of Budački (1576), the Battle of Klis (1596), and Rabatta's campaign to subdue the Uskoks in 1601.^[5]

Ljubošina was hit by the 2014 Dinaric ice storm.

As of 2021, there were only 10 inhabitants under the age of 20.^[3]

In 1890, Ljubošina consisted of Ljubošina proper (51 houses, 385 people) and Rabatić Poljana (2 houses, 17 people). Kosanović Brdo (15 houses, 121 people) was not yet a statistical part of Ljubošina. Nor was Trnova Poljana (20 houses, 152 people), to which Brezova Poljana (7 houses, 45 people) was subordinated. All attended the school in Gomirje except for Brezova Poljana which attended the school in Vrbovsko.^[6]: 37

As of its foundation on 3 March 2008, it has its own local committee [hr].^[7]

Presidents of local committee:

• Darko Stipanović (2008,^[8] 2009,^[9] 2013)^[10]
• Dragan Stipanović (2017,^[11] 2021),^[12] Independent

Ljubošina has an Udaljeni pretplatnički multipleksor (UPM).^[13]: 24

The water storage unit in Ljubošina, with a capacity of 100 cubic metres (3,500 ft³) at an elevation of 504.89 metres (1,656.5 ft), uses on the Topli potok pumping station at 368.8 metres (1,210 ft), with 3.5 l/s flow.^[14] This pipe system was reconstructed and sanitised in 2024.^[15][16]