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Medvedgrad (pronounced [
mědʋedɡraːd];
Croatian for bear-town; Hungarian: Medvevár) is a
medieval fortified town
located about 10 km
north of Zagreb, on...
- Sljeme,
which has four ski-runs,
three ski-lifts, and a chairlift. The old
Medvedgrad, a
recently restored medieval burg was
built in the 13th
century on Medvednica...
- (County of Zagorje, now in Croatia) Lož
Castle (Carniola, now in Slovenia)
Medvedgrad (Slavonia, now in Croatia)
Metlika Castle (County of Metlika, now in Slovenia)...
- Obrovac, Udbina, Komić, and Mrsinj-grad, he
received substitute estates of
Medvedgrad,
Lukavec and
Rakovec in
Turopolje from
Ferdinand I. In 1528, near Belaj...
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while Vladislav and his
brother Ninoslav went to the
Croatian town of
Medvedgrad. By the
summer of 1319, the Kotromanić
family were back in Bosnia. Vladislav...
- that
would attack people on her command. She
asked the
Devil to
protect Medvedgrad against invading Turks,
offering her own life to him.
Later she tried...
- beer by an
English beer fan website.
Recent craft beer
breweries are:
Medvedgrad Brewery, from Zagreb,
established in 1994 Grif microbrewery,
Zagreb Maraschino...
- (born 23 June 1989) is a
Croatian male
badminton player who
plays for the
Medvedgrad 1998 and also
Langenfeld badminton club in Germany. At the
Croatian National...
- Last
Dukes of
Celje in the
Lands of the
Crown of St.
Stephen (1982) and
Medvedgrad and its
Masters (1987). Much of her work is the
analysis and publication...
- term
medved 'bear' (compare
Standard Croatian: medvjed), most
notably Medvedgrad, a
medieval castle on its
southwestern edges.
Sljeme ([sʎême]; Kajkavian:...
