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- The medieval Cetinje Monastery, also known as the Old Cetinje Monastery, was built by Ivan Crnojević in 1484, and founded on 4 January 1485, at Ćipur...Bulunamadı: karadağ
- At the foot of the rocky Orlov Krs, on the place where the court of Ivan Crnojevic once stood, ruler Danilo built the monastery of Cetinje in 1701.Bulunamadı: karadağ
- Cetinje'de, Karadağ'daki Eagle Cross Dağı'nın alt kesimlerinde, beş yüz yıldan fazla bir süredir metropollerin ikametgahı olan Cetinje Manastırı var.
- Cetinje Monastery üzerinde Foursquare. Diğer diller. ... Cetinje veya Çetine (Karadağca: Cetinje), Karadağ'ın eski baş. İstek listesine ekle.
- He received the money in the royal city of Saint Petersburg, rebuilding the Cetinje Monastery in 1724 thanks to the financial aid of Russia.Bulunamadı: karadağ
- Tüm yapılacak şeylere bakın. The Monastery of Saint Peter (Sveti Petar Cetinjski). 4. 270 yorum. ... Bölge. Adres. Dvorski trg Cipur Ruins, Cetinje 81250 Karadağ.
- The Cetinje Monastery, located in the lovely town of Cetinje, Montenegro, captivates history aficionados, architecture enthusiasts, and the spiritually oriented.Bulunamadı: karadağ
- Cetinje ve Lovcen Dağı. On this tour you will visit Cetinje - the old capital of Montenegro, where the famous Cetinje monastery is located, which protect important...
- Beyond its historical significance, the Cetinje Monastery is an architectural masterpiece, boasting a blend of Byzantine and Baroque styles.Bulunamadı: karadağ
- Sırp Ortodoks Manastırı, Karadağ’ın Cetinje şehrinde bulunmaktadır. Cetinje Manastırı olarak da bilinen yapı, büyük bir kültürel öneme sahiptir.Bulunamadı: monastery
- The legacy of Ivan Crnojević, Cetinje monastery is located at the Old Royal Capital Cetinje. It was built in 1484 and dedicated to the birth of the Virgin Mary.Bulunamadı: karadağ
- # A Glimpse into the Past The Cetinje Monastery was founded around 1484 by Prince Ivan Crnojević of Zeta, making it over five centuries old.Bulunamadı: karadağ
- Cetinje monastery was built in 1701. in the period of governance of Danilo Petrovic, a spiritual and secular ruler of the former Montenegro.Bulunamadı: karadağ
