bosnia croatia and serbia were once part of yugoslavia.
bosnia croatia and serbia were once part of yugoslavia.
bosnia croatia and serbia were once part of?
yugoslavia
bullet::::- bosnia and herzegovina: the territory was divided between croatia and serbia in the early middle ages. "bosnia" itself was a serbian polity according to the dai. bosnia, along with other territories, became part of duklja in the 11th century. in time, bosnia became separated under its own ruler. after 1101, bosnia was detached from duklja, and subsequently came under hungarian suzerainty, as was the case with croatia. byzantine rule interrupted hungarian rule, and under byzantine suzerainty, the banate of bosnia came to existence. the later "ban" became a hungarian nominal vassal. the bosnian church was a christian church in bosnia deemed heretical, which some rulers were adherents of. the rulers empowered themselves through trade with ragusa, and gained lands from serbia (herzegovina). bosnia reached its zenith under the rule of tvrtko who took more lands, including parts of dalmatia, and crowned himself as king in 1377. after the ottoman conquest of serbia, bosnia followed. the sanjak of bosnia was established, and the local population was subject of islamization during the following centuries by the ottoman empire which guaranteed more rights to muslims. the ethnic tensions that arose in modern times stem from this religious division. austria-hungary took over bosnia and herzegovina in 1878 and annexed it in 1908. it was subsequently joined to yugoslavia. after the bosnian war, the state received international independence for the first time.
history of the balkans
upper őrség









































upper őrség (, ; ) is a traditional ethnographic region and a small hungarian language island in southern burgenland, austria. it consists of the town of oberwart (hun: "felsőőr") and the two villages of unterwart (hun: "alsóőr") and siget in der wart (hun: "őrisziget"). the population of the three settlements was 7694 according to the 2001 census, of whom 1922 people (25%) belonged to the ethnic hungarian minority. the economic and cultural center of the microregion is oberwart/felsőőr.









































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upper őrség