Very cool mod, I like the bonus and general vibe of this leader. I do have the following suggestions:

1) You got a typo for Neretva rijeka (you wrote Nerteva). You got a typo in Dobri Bošnjani (you wrote Bosnaji).
2) It's not clear in the text how the culture, dipl. favour and faith are obtained through embassy and delegation (i.e., only from accepting embassies/delegations or also by sending them). From what I saw I only obtained them from embassies of other civilisation within my empire. I am not sure I received the bonus from delegations. So please clarify that and confirm once again if the yields are properly being counted.
3) The names of the cities are a bit lackluster, you are missing some of the major cities from Bosnian Kingdom at that time: Doboj, Jajce, Srebrenik, Srebrenica, Tešanj.
4) I would add another bonus of -30% religious spread and tourism from other Civs, but -1 loyalty point for all cities of Bosnian empire.

Cheers!

Text will be updated in an impending patch, Olralo. There is no way I will weaken Bosnia's religious strengths. Doing so would be cruel. The civ ability was kept weak by design; a unique religious unit ensures the civ is fragile at all stages of the game.

You didnt get my suggestion. I meant -30% religious spread when other civs try to spread within Bosnian empire, and -30% touristic pressure from other civs on the Bosnian empire.

I did get it, Olralo. These religious spread, tourism pressure, and loyalty exertion abilities feel petty to play with or against. I have looked into this before with the earliest form of Bohemia.

Why do they feel petty? It would just mean you would have a harder time winning culture or religion against the Bosnian empire? The 30% might be too much, i gave an arbitrary number. However, it might have a good flavour for a Civ to have that, especially considering the Bosnian schism passive.

I have already tried to work with modifiers like this. It is not very funny. Firaxis got it right with their final Japanese leader. Bosnia is already unique. I don't want to undermine its simplicity with defence against tourism or penalize loyalty and religious spread.