Antibaris, Antibarum, Antivarum, Tivari
Begin 01.01.0743
End 01.01.1216
End 01.01.1216
Properties
ID | 120359 |
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System Class | Place |
Place | Lower Town |
Case Study | Beyond East and West: Sacred Landscapes Duklja and Raška |
Administrative unit | Bar Municipality |
Description
The Town of Bar evolved out of a castle which was rebuilt during the Reign of Justinian. Bar was the center of the increasingly Slavic principality of Zeta and became the part of the Serbian realm in the 12th century. Šufflay described the town as well fortified and home to monuments analogous to those in Ravenna, Ragusa and Zara (AA I, 50 (11); VĆ ŽSN., 32 - civitati namque ... Avarorum.; gradь slav'ny Barь).
Relations
Sources (1)
Name | Class | Description |
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Papal Charter of Innocent IV rel. to the archbishopric of Bar, 1252 | Source | A papal charter issued by the pope Innocent IV., wherein he asks the bishop of Ancona to prove the witness' testimonies about the jurisdictional dispute between the archbishops of Ragusa and Antivari as well as their episcopal suffragans, which had been submitted to him by the bishop of Sabina. For the original document abstract in German see: https://www.monasterium.net/mom/AT-AES/Urkunden/2110/charter |