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bring the living water to Ševrljug below
Grahovac, and then you will be my master." When she heard that the prince's daughter was torturing and forcing the heavens, she told him: "If they work like this I will curse you for the tears and sweat of the people, and I will be cursed for the people who have brought misfortune on them and trampled on their faith. commands ". Beg agreed to this without discussion, continued the construction and in a year and a half finished the work to the satisfaction of the people of Grahovlje, the prince and his daughter. On the solemn day, when the water supply system was opening, in the presence of the fugitive, his entourage, the prince and the citizens of Grahovlje, young Milica inspected the water supply system - a gift from her fiancé. Then, with her father and the young fugitive, she climbed on the voat and watched the clear water of Ševrljug flow into the well. The people rejoiced and played, the prince rejoiced, and the young fugitive shone with pleasure. And just at that moment, young Milica spread her arms and shouted: "Goodbye father, goodbye and you, brothers, and don't mention me badly." People ran to stop her, and she screamed and jumped headlong into the well and drowned. in the presence of the fugitive, his entourage, the prince and the citizens of Grahovlje, young Milica inspected the water supply - the gift of her fiancé. Then, with her father and the young fugitive, she climbed on the voat and watched the clear water of Ševrljug flow into the well. The people rejoiced and played, the prince rejoiced, and the young fugitive shone with pleasure. And just at that moment, young Milica spread her arms and shouted: "Goodbye father, goodbye and you, brothers, and don't mention me badly." People ran to stop her, and she screamed and jumped headlong into the well and drowned. in the presence of the fugitive, his entourage, the prince and the citizens of Grahovlje, young Milica inspected the water supply - the gift of her fiancé. Then, with her father and the young fugitive, she climbed on the voat and watched the clear water of Ševrljug flow into the well. The people rejoiced and played, the prince rejoiced, and the young fugitive shone with pleasure. And just at that moment, young Milica spread her arms and shouted: "Goodbye father, goodbye and you, brothers, and don't mention me badly." People ran to stop her, and she screamed and jumped headlong into the well and drowned.
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846:) Đuro Kusovac and priest Luka Jovović, being killed while charging, the rest of the Montenegrin troops, including the guardsmen, began a rapid advance with a shout: "Forward, to avenge our commanders". The offensive was successful, and by capturing Ottoman cannons, Montenegrins had officially won the battle. This major victory had had even more diplomatic significance. The glory of Montenegrin weapons was soon immortalised in the songs and literature of all the South Slavs, in particular the Serbs in Vojvodina, then part of Austria-Hungary. This Montenegrin victory forced the Great Powers to officially demarcate the borders between Montenegro and Ottoman Empire, de facto recognizing Montenegro's centuries-long independence. Montenegro gained
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sent a letter to the town of
Grahovo which according to him he would relieve the town and provide it with 100 families, of which 200 men were able to fight in the war. Another one of his writings conclude that he would attempt to strengthen the Grahovo field with 500 Soldiers, as to which they would
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and inhabit it.The geographical names of settlements and buildings also speak of these diameters. Sites that have survived to this day, and bear the
Illyrian-Romanesque or some mixed Illyrian-Romanesque and Slavic names (Balosave, Broćanac, Bobijerna, Deljevac, Droškorica, Katalina, Kurjaj, Mirotin,
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was left disappointed. When the uprising in
Montenegro started, Captain Stojan Popović from Belgrade came to Grahovo and organized units against the rebellion. However, Grahovo was raided, burnt to the ground, looted and sacked. This was not what Grahovo expected as they had been largely for unity
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The economy of
Grahovo is supported mostly by cafes, a hotel and Agriculture of the field. Grahovo used to have 17 cafes and shops, billiards were played here between the two world wars, there was also street lighting, and each village had its own library. In addition, there was the local football
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The joint
Montenegrin-Venetian forces took control of Grahovo for 13 years, During their reign, Grahovo became an operation base for their troops in Herzegovina where they launched many attacks in Korjenići and Gacko. Grahovo remained under Venice until 1699 when the Ottomans annexed it during the
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In 1875 a hospital was created in
Grahovo that had 60 beds and 4 doctors. In Grahovo there has been a postal service since 1896, and a telegraph service since 1907. There were over 100 people engaged in trading in the area of Grahovo. With the disappearance of border traffic near the then town of
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A Turk, a fugitive from
Korjenić, the owner of a large part of the land in Grahovac, stared at Milica, the daughter of Prince Bulajić from Grahovo. Milica did not want to become a Turk or follow him, even though he was seen loudly, but she told him in front of the people: "Make a well in Bar, and
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734:. The battle that ensued took place when a band of around 300 young men led by Joko Petrović-Njegoš, arrived at Grahovo and decided to attack the Ottoman army without waiting for reinforcements. The Ottomans retreated at first, and then ambushed the Montenegrins near the Čelina stream (
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Grahovo, the economic decline of the place began and this decline is still visible to this day. The population of the town halved of which were engaged in trade and service activities, even the number of houses was halved since then. The same was the case with the then town of Vilusi.
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conquered 488/489; years and managed it for about half a century (488-536), when it became part of the
Byzantine state again.The movements of various peoples were constantly taking place. Already at the end of VI and start of the 7th century; after the destruction of
554:, which demanded to have high salaries, that they would move into the Grahovo field on the day of Saint Nikola. The settlers will build and share homes with each other which will be organized and supported by Calvary Bolica, and Captain Krsto Zmajević from
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flows through it, on which an artificial lake for watering was built. It has an average temperature of 2 °C in
January and 23 °C in July. The annual rainfall is 2895 mm. The fields occupy 50% of the field area, and the rest are meadows.
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with Serbia. Grahovo was called to defeat the Zelenaši and they followed with it. Over 400 Soldiers and Officers were put to defeat the local Cuce Rebels. Akim Daković forced the Cuce to send 4 officers for peace negotiations. The Brđani raided
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The Region is home to the Daković family which were titled as the Princes of Grahovo, the first mentioned was Jakov Daković. Although there is little information about his personal biography, He participated in battles against the
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and Cerovo Ždrijelo near Grahovo. According to traditional belief, the tribe Riđani and other brotherhoods extensively tried to emigrate towards the fertile lands of the Grahovo field, However they faced resistance from the
2911:, p. 302"Princip's Family, members of the Jovičević clan, were originally from the rocky region of Grahovo in Montenegro, migrating to the Herzegovinian side of the border at the beginning of the eighteenth century."
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of the Orient Glacia, with an average thickness of 10 meters. Grahovo field belongs to the group of periodically flooded karst fields, so there are well-developed industries such as farming and livestock.
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while Montenegrins were stubbornly defending, determined not to retreat at any cost. Most of 3,000 Ottoman and 1,000 Montenegrin casualties were made on that day. On 30 April, Hussein Pasha offered a
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plotted the assassination of Smail-aga with the assistance of the local Christians from Herzegovina who lived on the territory under Smail-aga's control. Njegoš ordered a Montenegrin tribal leader,
315:, Zaslap. Rijeka, Bara and so on. Slavs form their own social organizations. Among the most earlier it mentions Onogost (after the priest Dukljanin, created in the time of X to XII centuries).
2773:"Knjiga 9, Stanovništvo, uporedni pregled broja stanovnika 1948, 1953, 1961, 1971, 1981, 1991, 2003, podaci po naseljima, Republički zavod za statistiku, Podgorica, septembar 2005"
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In Nikšićka Župa and Grahovo, the International Red Cross formed the first hospitals, a month and a half after Montenegro became a member of the International Red Cross in Geneva.
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and his army deep into their territory, organized an ambush, and murdered them by attacking their camp during the night. The assault occurred in the village of Mljetičak, north of
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Kovačevići have 150 homes originating from Bosnia, The Bulajić have 110 homes, originating from Kuči. The Vujačići have 65 homes, originating from the Kuči.
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Maočići, Skorča, Gora, Tospude, etc.). It is interesting that the names of the villages and some larger ones localities (except Vilus and Spila) Slavic:
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built the Church of the Ascension on the site of Hussein Pasha's headquarters, and in 2008, the Montenegrin government revealed an
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granted all of the battle survivors the "Grahovo medal", and Mirko Petrović-Njegoš was proclaimed "Grand Duke of Grahovo". In 1864
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is determined by the following settlements that were part of the Municipality which was abolished in 1960, The settlements are
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which honours the battle and its participants. Both on the church and the obelisk read the famous quotation from
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Settlement in The Nikšić municipality north of Gornje Polje and near the border of Bosnia and Herzegovina
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in response and torched the area, After the Cuce found out, they called for Grahovo to help them.
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in Montenegro" (Бој на Грахову или крвна освета у Црној Гори) heroic play in three parts.
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guard places which were the most important. It was ordered by Ilija Balotić that with the
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was built by the Vujačić, Bulajić and Vučetić brotherhoods, remains in the time of the
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form a natural border to the north. Brekovac, Bratogošti, and Tisovac extend down to
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from the northwest to the southwest border. The southern and eastern boundaries of
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that had assimilated or migrated by the end of the 17th century. Mountain ranges,
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remained in the name of only one village in the Nikšić field. The karst area of
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On 1 May, the fighting started again as the Ottomans got military support from
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to indicate a placename, thereby making the name of Grahovo, 'place of beans'.
2762:. Podgorica: Republic Bureau of Statistics. September 2005. COBISS-ID 8764176.
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natives. Mataruge attacked settlers and travelers on the Risan-Grahovo route.
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A monument of Sava Kovačević was erected on the view of the field Grahovo.
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2859:"MISTERIJA KOJA TRAJE Malo ko zna pravo prezime Gavrila Principa - Alo.rs"
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wrote that Grahovo was situated in a beautiful plain, and commanded by
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2372:"MONTENEGRINA - digitalna biblioteka crnogorske kulture i nasljedja"
2358:"MONTENEGRINA - digitalna biblioteka crnogorske kulture i nasljedja"
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as their stronghold, while remnants of Riđani with newly immigrated
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document in 1377, and then again in 1399. Vilusi was mentioned in a
3209:"Put Lipci - Grahovo - Vilusi se asfaltira, saobraćaj jednosmjeran"
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Historical Settlement near Grahovo, featured the Battle of Grahovac
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Grahovo remained part of the Ottoman Empire from 1465 until 1858
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The name Grahovo is composed of Serbo-Croatian grah (bean) (from
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Early Albania: A Reader of Historical Texts, 11th-17th Centuries
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was an Ottoman Agha and descended from the Kovačevići in Grahovo
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was Sinan, who was also chieftain of Banjani, and son-in-law of
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Times, David A. Andelman;Special to The New York (1979-04-16).
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Ruined building in Grahovo's town due to the earthquake of 1979
730:, vizier of Herzegovina, attacked Grahovo in 1836 known as the
726:, expressing the desire to unite with Montenegro. In response,
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On the northern edge of the field is the springs of Grabovica,
2269:"Portal Analitika - najvažnije vijesti iz Crne Gore i svijeta"
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in Cetinje was built of captured Ottoman rifle barrels in the
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During the times of the 19th to 20th century, in honor of the
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and Herzegovina. They sold them to Ottoman subaşi, vojvodas,
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Population of settlements of the former Grahovo municipality
471:. The settlement had 90 houses, out of which 70 were of the
2589:"Spomenik Database | Monument to Sava Kovačević at Grahovo"
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Flag used by the Montenegrin army in the Battle of Grahovac
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travel over hilly terrain, with no major natural barriers.
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Allerhöchste Reise : beschrieben und zusammengestellt
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The monument to your bravery is Montenegro and its freedom
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Bosanski pašaluk: postanak i upravna podjela. Oslobodenje
2987:(in Serbo-Croatian). University of Michigan: Henry Holt.
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Politician and Leader of United Serb Youth of Montenegro
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44:: Грахово) is a field and historical region in western
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Crna Gora: izveštaji mletačkih providura (1687 - 1735)
2638:"Hundreds Are Killed in Yugoslavia's Strongest. Quake"
302:(602), and the areas of the Slavs, who penetrate the
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A Historical settlement part of the field of Grahovo
601:. From the rest of the population and new settlers,
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a Montenegrin Harambaša and Hajduk, known as a hero
597:, to weaken and displace, mostly in other parts of
558:. Since they showed their loyalty to the Campaign.
3111:(in Serbian). Beograd: Narodna Biblioteka Srbije.
1664:Graph of population change during the 20th century
718:to the Ottoman authorities and joined the rest of
1926:by paternal ancestry of the Jovičević brotherhood
799:commander Hussein Pasha captured the villages of
742:, including the Prince-Bishop's teenage brother.
124:of Katun Karst and Banjan, and to the west rises
3088:Iz starije prošlosti Bosne i Hercegovine, Book 3
3055:"Rada bi izvedela za mojega brata Matevža Zalar"
2723:Pozorišne pesme u periodi romantizma (1850-1880)
757:, seeking revenge for the death of his brother,
541:Map of the Grahovo Campaign, 1687, Grahovo Field
3141:(in Croatian). Seminar za arbanasku filologiju.
2613:"Rođen narodni heroj Sava Kovačević 25.01.1905"
942:Due to the large spread propaganda against the
772:In late September 1840, Montenegrins attracted
668:Grahovo presented in the top left of Montenegro
545:In 1687, A Prince named Ilija Balotić from the
323:Grahovo was first mentioned in 1318, then in a
3033:Etimološki slovar slovenskih zemljepisnih imen
2938:О Постанку неких топонима у бањанима и Грахову
819:to Montenegrin commander-in-chief Grand Duke
8:
2668:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (
3128:La péninsule balkanique: géographie humaine
2834:"Evropljane privukli mir i toplina Grahova"
2708:"Никола I Петровић - Његош: ГРАХОВСКО КОЛО"
2516:Гласник Етнографског института, Volumes 4-7
1939:A semi Lake-River northeast of Gornje Polje
722:in guerrilla warfare in Ottoman-controlled
456:prince Mirko Vujačić, when it was built by
3045:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (
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1007:the Birth of Freedom-Grahovo was written.
944:King of Montenegro, Nikola Petrović-Njegoš
569:was undertaken in 1738 by the citizens of
510:. In mid-17th century their chieftain was
2441:Njegoš, Petar II. Petrović (1963-01-01).
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946:, Most of the population was against the
498:rebelled against the Ottomans capturing
1161:The legend of Dubnica and Milica Bulajić
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905:Drawing of a Polish hospital in Grahovo
16:Historical region in western Montenegro
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2985:Serbo-Croatian: Basic Course, Volume 2
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2255:Recueil d'études orientales. Akademija
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1772:have recently moved into Grahovo from
932:Boris, Hereditary Prince of Montenegro
565:The significance of the attack on the
2688:Грахово - рађање слободе (1836-1858.)
1808:Veterans of the 1858 Grahovac Battle
7:
1982:Church of the Holy Savior (Grahovac)
1153:(King Nikola, "Grahovsko kolo" 1913)
3090:. Bosnia and Herzegovina: Arhivar.
1914:politician and writer of Montenegro
3026:(in Serbian). Štamp. D. Gregorića.
2168:Прилози проучавању језика Volume 8
2141:(in Serbian). naučna Knjiga. 1980.
2055:Tektonika karstnih polja Crne Gore
1854:, Montenegrin communist politician
1848:, Montenegrin communist politician
807:and continued his advance towards
433:). One of the knezes (princes) of
293:invaded this area in 459, and the
143:, and its bottom was covered with
14:
3195:Laketić, Draženka (6 June 2021).
1989:Battles and Conflicts may include
1931:Settlements and Sites may include
1884:Blind Guslar of the Grahovo Tribe
1842:, World War II resistance fighter
3108:Grahovo u vrijeme rata 1941-1945
1768:club "Iskra". A Russian family (
1075:with the blood of nine Jugovićs,
380:(Prince of Riđani). In 1466 the
339:specifically the territories of
335:. The region was settled by the
3197:"Grahovo, utihli damar vremena"
2006:Culture and other organizations
1834:People from Grahovo may include
1670:Population of the town Grahovo
526:formed three tribal societies:
386:of Riđani was Širmerd. In 1469
108:, not far from the border with
3071:(in Serbian). Podgorica: CID.
2777:Republički zavod za statistiku
1976:Saint Nikola Church of Grahovo
1963:Historical Settlement east of
1902:Montenegrin General and writer
1796:Surviving participants of the
1188:Demographic History of Grahovo
1145:what is happening in Kosovo. "
1054:a cross and a moon on his face
989:1979 Earthquakes of Montenegro
784:. As a sign of his gratitude,
704:Prince-Bishopric of Montenegro
177:Saint Nikola Church of Grahovo
171:and the Grahovo settlement. A
1:
3023:Drobnjaci pleme u Hercegovini
1124:Grahovac finishes everything,
1110:tirelessly - and persistently
755:Montenegrin defeat at Grahovo
714:Jakov Daković refused to pay
410:were registered in the first
167:in the field - the Petkovići
163:and Čeline. There is also an
2053:Radulović, Vasilije (1981).
2014:tribal and historical region
1174:Oj Junaštva Svijetla Zoro Oj
1138:he avenges evil and penance,
104:in the northwestern part of
3148:Realm of the Black Mountain
3146:Roberts, Elizabeth (2007).
1978:Church in the Grahovo field
1829:Articles and Notable People
1096:Suffering, suffering, death
1082:Grahovo was soaked with the
1012:"At that time, at the plant
128:(1894 m) and its branches.
3254:
3035:(in Slovenian). Ljubljana.
2946:Mikić, Aleksandar (2019).
2927:Rodoslov Bratstva Bulajića
2424:Coglievina, Franz (1875).
2183:Prilozi proučavanju jezika
1019:the tribe intended for us;
629:, which stretches between
482:Venetian-Turkish conflicts
29:
18:
3130:(in French). Lyon: Colin.
3020:Luburić, Andrija (1930).
2935:Kilibarda, Gojko (1976).
2924:Bulajić, Čedomir (1987).
1131:our Grahovac miracle new;
1089:blood - of ten Petrovićs.
948:Zelenaši Uprising of 1919
649:. After the conflicts of
593:, it has begun, like the
406:who sold them as slaves.
88:*-ovъ), a suffix used in
3165:Morozova, Maria (2018).
3105:Vučetić, Mlađen (2020).
3086:Hrabak, Bogumil (1997).
3062:Mraović, Dragan (1998).
2857:sajkaca.com/alo.rs/S.Ć.
1860:, Yugoslav film director
886:Petar II Petrović-Njegoš
862:, Uskoci, Lipovo, Upper
740:House of Petrović-Njegoš
700:Petar II Petrović-Njegoš
356:During the times of the
131:The field was formed in
19:Not to be confused with
3135:Šufflay, Milan (1925).
2992:Ivović, Jovana (1955).
2832:Marta (12 March 2021).
1918:Drago Obrenov Kovačević
910:International Red Cross
84:*gorxъ) and -ovo (from
3126:Cvijić, Jovan (1918).
2983:Hodge, Taylor (1946).
2949:Lexicon of Pulse Crops
2883:Nportal (2022-03-02).
2838:www.caffemontenegro.me
2617:Antifašistički VJESNIK
2529:Louda, Jiřı́. (1999).
2282:Elsie, Robert (2003).
2238:Milić, Danica (1976).
2196:Novak, Viktor (1951).
1825:
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1801:
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1666:
1176:" originates from the
1117:our hands are shining.
975:
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728:Ali-paša Rizvanbegović
695:
669:
542:
486:In 1649 the tribes of
450:Church of Saint Nikola
423:, as part of the Novi
419:(tax registry) of the
145:fluvioglacial deposits
110:Bosnia and Herzegovina
72:
3233:Regions of Montenegro
3001:(in Serbian). Nikšić.
2995:Memoari Anta Dakovića
2409:Zuflikarpašić, Adil.
1906:Mehmed Aga Rizvanagić
1890:Metropolite of Bosnia
1815:
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753:Four years after the
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562:Karlovac Peace deal.
540:
534:and Nikšićke Rudine.
421:Sanjak of Herzegovina
214:The Region of Grahovo
139:, on the border with
70:
3031:Snoj, Marko (2009).
2518:. 1957. p. 465.
2376:www.montenegrina.net
2170:. 1972. p. 146.
1866:, Montenegrin author
1816:A rail guard of the
1033:and it came upon us.
854:, more than half of
175:can be found in the
30:For other uses, see
3215:. 27 December 2021.
2532:Lines of succession
2398:. 1952. p. 76.
1671:
1199:
1068:Kosovo is irrigated
1026:evil is reaching us
938:Christmas Awakening
891:The Mountain Wreath
567:Herzegovinian Turks
443:Ali Paša Hercegović
319:Pre-Ottoman History
100:Grahovo field is a
60:to the west of the
3186:photomontenegro.me
2642:The New York Times
2253:Akedemija (1992).
2211:Šabanović, Hazim.
2000:Battle of Grahovac
1984:Church in Grahovac
1826:
1822:Battle of Grahovac
1810:
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1798:Battle of Grahovac
1790:
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1103:by Zeman Ali Pasha
1040:Military parachute
1005:Battle of Grahovac
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698:After the rise of
696:
694:Picture of Grahovo
684:Battle of Grahovac
670:
543:
508:Republic of Venice
165:archeological site
73:
56:, from the top of
3182:"Grahovo Gallery"
3118:978-86-901232-1-6
2967:978-1-138-08951-8
2462:978-3-95479-625-0
2396:Историјски Записи
2198:Istoriski Casopis
2111:, pp. 21–22.
1995:Battle of Grahovo
1878:Prince of Grahovo
1872:Prince of Grahovo
1746:
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1657:
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1178:Battle of Grahovo
1047:Grahovo was ours;
1001:Battle of Grahovo
795:On 28 April 1858
749:Battle of Grahovo
732:Battle of Grahovo
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680:Battle of Grahovo
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767:Smail-aga Čengić
702:to power in the
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1970:Gornje Polje
1937:Grahovo Lake
1876:Anto Daković
1818:Vlach Church
1774:Orsk, Russia
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1678:Inhabitants
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86:Proto-Slavic
82:Proto-Slavic
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2503:Ivović 1955
2411:The Bosniak
2226:Hrabak 1997
2109:Ivović 1955
2097:Cvijić 1918
1770:Tjuševskij)
1203:Settlement
792:a senator.
724:Herzegovina
621:. The name
599:Herzegovina
460:investors.
431:Herceg Novi
200:Trebišnjica
3227:Categories
3097:8684937015
3078:8649505015
2895:2022-06-03
2869:2022-06-03
2843:2022-04-05
2818:2022-03-31
2782:2022-03-17
2693:2022-03-17
2655:2022-03-23
2622:2022-04-05
2598:2022-03-23
2489:2022-03-31
2381:2022-04-14
2019:References
1630:In Total:
1182:blood feud
1172:The song "
995:Literature
985:Yugoslavia
979:Yugoslavia
864:Vasojevići
850:, Rudine,
516:Morean War
469:Mile Perin
400:martoloses
285:Pre-Slavic
196:Mt. Somina
192:Mt. Njegoš
188:tribe-clan
169:necropolis
133:limestones
106:Montenegro
46:Montenegro
3201:inmne.com
3150:. Hurst.
3041:cite book
3007:cite book
2976:213260643
2809:"Grahovo"
2664:cite news
2650:0362-4331
2480:"Grahovo"
1573:Riječani
1546:Podbužer
1345:Grahovac
1288:Broćanac
1232:Balosave
856:Drobnjaci
710:, led by
631:Krivošije
607:Krivošije
583:Drobnjaci
528:Krivošije
496:Drobnjaci
463:In 1614,
368:Drobnjaci
341:Krivošije
141:dolomites
118:Risan Bay
96:Geography
76:Etymology
50:Petrovići
2551:40589154
1374:Grahovo
1003:and the
813:Grahovac
809:Grahovac
579:Moračani
575:Pivljani
404:Trebinje
346:Mataruge
313:Grahovac
270:Riječani
266:Podbužer
234:Grahovac
226:Broćanac
218:Balosave
2889:Nportal
1780:Gallery
1749:Economy
1488:Jabuke
1459:Zaslap
1431:Zagora
1403:Dolovi
1316:Vilusi
983:During
882:obelisk
852:Nikšići
848:Grahovo
805:Grahovo
797:Ottoman
790:Cerović
782:Cetinje
712:vojvoda
639:Banjani
627:Grahovo
611:Grahovo
571:Grahovo
532:Grahovo
504:Grahovo
488:Nikšići
458:Ragusan
437:in the
426:kadiluk
412:Ottoman
396:Konavle
372:Banjani
363:vojvoda
309:Grahovo
280:History
238:Grahovo
208:Banjani
38:Grahovo
32:Grahovo
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1800:, 1908
1763:Modern
1675:Year:
1651:1,076
1648:1,417
1645:1,608
1642:2,507
1639:2,853
1636:3,351
1633:2,952
1602:Spila
952:Nikola
860:Tušina
840:Serdar
836:Bosnia
801:Vilusi
786:Njegoš
778:Nikšić
774:Čengić
759:Njegoš
657:, and
623:Riđani
613:, and
603:Uskoks
591:Niksic
581:, and
556:Perast
524:Uskoks
520:Nikšić
502:, and
492:Riđani
435:Riđani
416:defter
408:Riđani
388:Riđani
383:subaşi
337:Riđani
300:Doclea
258:Jabuke
254:Zaslap
250:Zagora
246:Dolovi
230:Vilusi
184:Riđani
173:Stećak
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2999:(PDF)
2972:S2CID
2029:Notes
1739:2011
1731:2003
1723:1991
1715:1981
1707:1971
1699:1961
1691:1953
1683:1948
1517:Nudo
1261:Bare
1227:2011
1224:2003
1221:1991
1218:1981
1215:1971
1212:1961
1209:1953
1206:1948
844:Count
817:truce
788:made
716:haraç
647:Turks
587:Risan
500:Risan
454:Risan
392:Vlach
329:Kotor
325:Kotor
274:Spila
126:Orjen
114:Orjen
3152:ISBN
3113:ISBN
3092:ISBN
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2547:OCLC
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