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DUBROVNIK SARAJEVO | MOSCOW - BALKANS #07
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DUBROVNIK SARAJEVO | MOSCOW - BALKANS #07
In this series: the city of Dubrovnik (Croatia), the city of Sraevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina), the road to Moscov through Slovakia, Poland and Belarus.
DUBROVNIK
Dubrovnik (Croatian Dubrovnik, until 1918 - Ragusa, Italy) Ragusa is a city in Croatia, the administrative center of Dubrovnik-Neretva County.
The population is 42.6 thousand people (2011). It is located in the south of Dalmatia, on the Adriatic coast. It is subject to earthquakes.
The seaport, the international airport "Dubrovnik". Seaside resort. The old town on a precipitous cape over the sea is surrounded by fortified walls, consists of stone buildings of the 14th-18th centuries, is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
It was founded in the 7th century. Since 1358 under the Latin name of Ragusa - the capital of the Dubrovnik Republic. "Slavonic Athens" is one of the centers of development of Serbian and Croatian culture and language, as well as the now extinct Dalmatian language.
The Latin name of the city, which is still fixed in Italian, Ragusa (Latin Ragusa, and also Ragusium), comes from the name of the Adriatic island on which the first settlement of refugees from Epidaurus (modern Cavtat) was founded, who left their city Under the pressure of the Avaro-Slav invasion, or after the devastating earthquake of 649. Opposite the island of Ragusa, on the mainland, at the foot of the Srdj mountain, in the same 7th century a Slavic settlement appeared, named Dubrava (in honor of the surrounding oak groves), later transformed into Dubrovnik.
Throughout the centuries, both names were used in parallel in everyday speech: Ragusa, as a rule, was called the descendants of the Romanesque population, Dubrovnik - southern Slavs. However, in official records management, the city was long called exclusively Ragusa, despite the fact that the Romanesque Dalmatian language, spoken by the refugees from Epidaurus, practically disappeared from use in the 16th century. The reasons for this lie in the fact that historically the official language of these places until the middle of the XV century remained Latin, and later - the Italian language. For the first time, Dubrovnik is mentioned under the Slavic name in the "The Banner of the Ban Kulina" - the charter of the Bosnian Ban Kulin from 1189, and the officially Slavic name "Dubrovnik" began to be used only since 1918, in connection with the liberation of the South Slavic lands from Austrian domination.
SARAEVO
Sarajevo (Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian Sarajevo [sǎrajeʋo], tour Saraybosna) is the city, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina and its part - the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The administrative center of Sarajevo canton. Forms a municipal formation "the city of Sarajevo", divided into four self-governing districts.
It is located in the intermontane basin on the banks of the Milyatski River, on the territory of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. On the southern side, to Sarajevo directly adjoins its former part - now the town of Istochno-Sarajevo, located on the territory of the Republika Srpska.
The main political, economic and cultural center of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Produces 31% of the GDP of the Federation (2012). The historical center consists of the buildings of the period of the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian empires of the 16th - early 20th centuries.
The settlement, later named Bosna-Saray (from the tour saray - "palace"), was founded by the Turks around 1462. Since 1639, with interruptions - the administrative center of the Bosnian ejaclet, since 1878 - the main city of the Austro-Hungarian Bosnia and Herzegovina. Since 1918 - in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. Since 1945 - the capital of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Sarajevo received its name from the palace, built in the middle of the XV century. The term "Saray-Ovasy" is first mentioned in the document of 1455, and can mean a field located to the west of the palace: from the Turkish saray - "palace" and ovası - "field". For the name of the city, the name Bosna-Saray (Wed Sarai - the capital of the Golden Horde) was used: from the Turkic barn - "palace, administrative building" (literally "Bosnian palace"), which was built by Pasha Gazi Khusrev-beg in the 16th century. After the annexation of Bosnia to Austria-Hungary in 1878, the name was changed to Sarajevo - literally "palace".
According to one version, Sarajevo was founded on the site of the medieval town of Vrhbosna.
In this series: the city of Dubrovnik (Croatia), the city of Sraevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina), the road to Moscov through Slovakia, Poland and Belarus.
DUBROVNIK
Dubrovnik (Croatian Dubrovnik, until 1918 - Ragusa, Italy) Ragusa is a city in Croatia, the administrative center of Dubrovnik-Neretva County.
The population is 42.6 thousand people (2011). It is located in the south of Dalmatia, on the Adriatic coast. It is subject to earthquakes.
The seaport, the international airport "Dubrovnik". Seaside resort. The old town on a precipitous cape over the sea is surrounded by fortified walls, consists of stone buildings of the 14th-18th centuries, is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
It was founded in the 7th century. Since 1358 under the Latin name of Ragusa - the capital of the Dubrovnik Republic. "Slavonic Athens" is one of the centers of development of Serbian and Croatian culture and language, as well as the now extinct Dalmatian language.
The Latin name of the city, which is still fixed in Italian, Ragusa (Latin Ragusa, and also Ragusium), comes from the name of the Adriatic island on which the first settlement of refugees from Epidaurus (modern Cavtat) was founded, who left their city Under the pressure of the Avaro-Slav invasion, or after the devastating earthquake of 649. Opposite the island of Ragusa, on the mainland, at the foot of the Srdj mountain, in the same 7th century a Slavic settlement appeared, named Dubrava (in honor of the surrounding oak groves), later transformed into Dubrovnik.
Throughout the centuries, both names were used in parallel in everyday speech: Ragusa, as a rule, was called the descendants of the Romanesque population, Dubrovnik - southern Slavs. However, in official records management, the city was long called exclusively Ragusa, despite the fact that the Romanesque Dalmatian language, spoken by the refugees from Epidaurus, practically disappeared from use in the 16th century. The reasons for this lie in the fact that historically the official language of these places until the middle of the XV century remained Latin, and later - the Italian language. For the first time, Dubrovnik is mentioned under the Slavic name in the "The Banner of the Ban Kulina" - the charter of the Bosnian Ban Kulin from 1189, and the officially Slavic name "Dubrovnik" began to be used only since 1918, in connection with the liberation of the South Slavic lands from Austrian domination.
SARAEVO
Sarajevo (Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian Sarajevo [sǎrajeʋo], tour Saraybosna) is the city, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina and its part - the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The administrative center of Sarajevo canton. Forms a municipal formation "the city of Sarajevo", divided into four self-governing districts.
It is located in the intermontane basin on the banks of the Milyatski River, on the territory of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. On the southern side, to Sarajevo directly adjoins its former part - now the town of Istochno-Sarajevo, located on the territory of the Republika Srpska.
The main political, economic and cultural center of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Produces 31% of the GDP of the Federation (2012). The historical center consists of the buildings of the period of the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian empires of the 16th - early 20th centuries.
The settlement, later named Bosna-Saray (from the tour saray - "palace"), was founded by the Turks around 1462. Since 1639, with interruptions - the administrative center of the Bosnian ejaclet, since 1878 - the main city of the Austro-Hungarian Bosnia and Herzegovina. Since 1918 - in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. Since 1945 - the capital of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Sarajevo received its name from the palace, built in the middle of the XV century. The term "Saray-Ovasy" is first mentioned in the document of 1455, and can mean a field located to the west of the palace: from the Turkish saray - "palace" and ovası - "field". For the name of the city, the name Bosna-Saray (Wed Sarai - the capital of the Golden Horde) was used: from the Turkic barn - "palace, administrative building" (literally "Bosnian palace"), which was built by Pasha Gazi Khusrev-beg in the 16th century. After the annexation of Bosnia to Austria-Hungary in 1878, the name was changed to Sarajevo - literally "palace".
According to one version, Sarajevo was founded on the site of the medieval town of Vrhbosna.
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