Примери коришћења Medieval serbia на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Portraits and events from medieval Serbia.
Medieval Serbia was once the strongest country in the Balkans.
Political iconography in medieval Serbia; 2.
In medieval Serbia, at that time mining superpower, slavery did not exist.
The double-headed eagle was adopted in medieval Serbia from Byzantine culture.
As it is well known, silver was deemed the most precious metal in the medieval Serbia.
Dijjak- one of the names for writing in medieval Serbia and the countries of Kotromanić.
Practical course: Practice: Schools, teachers and students, methods andcontents of teaching in the medieval Serbia.
Saxons, known as Sasi(Serbian Cyrillic: Саси),migrated to medieval Serbia in the mid-13th century from Hungary.
Author of the exhibition Predrag Milosavljević said that this exhibition speaks about the role of ancient geometry in medieval Serbia.
According to what we currently know on the burial practice in medieval Serbia, the space was, without exception, designated to bury the founder.
From 11th to 14th century it falls under many spheres of interest by Byzantium and medieval Serbia and Bulgaria.
Studenica as the most important monastery complex of medieval Serbia today represents a great artistic and spiritual center of the Serbian nation.
From 11th to 14th century it falls under many spheres of interest by Byzantium and medieval Serbia and Bulgaria.
In the Middle Ages,Pristina was an important town in Medieval Serbia and also the royal estate of Stefan Milutin, Stefan Uroš III, Stefan Dušan, Stefan Uroš V and Vuk Branković.
Their rich illumination belongs to the most beautiful creations of book ornaments not only in medieval Serbia but in Byzantium as well.
The popularity of the name in medieval Serbia stems from the influence of Byzantine culture and the status of Stephen the Protomartyr as both patron saint of Serbia and symbol of the Byzantine Empire.
Some of the preserved temples, royal endowments painted in frescoes anddecorated with icons are testimony to the high level of architecture and painting in medieval Serbia.
Medieval Serbia that enjoyed a high political, economic and cultural reputation in Medieval Europe, reached its apex in mid-14th century, during the rule of Tzar Stefan Dusan.
Bulgarian scholars and works influenced most of the Slavic world, spreading Old Church Slavonic, the Cyrillic andthe Glagolithic alphabet to Kievan Rus', medieval Serbia and medieval Croatia.
Imperial Dinar, Emperor Stephen Dušan(1346-1355) During the imperial period,the minting of money in the medieval Serbia was regulated under Dušan's Code, and then under the first Serbian Law on Minting Money, adopted at the 1354 Council of Ser.
Court, royal, aristocratic and other private libraries, such as the library of Emperor Constantine II, Patriarch Photius or his follower and disciple Aretas in Byzantium,were not unknown in the medieval Serbia.
Grace(gentleman)- in medieval Serbia, Hum and Bosnia and Herzegovina, signifies the sovereign mercy, the reward for the faithful service of the rulers rewarded the power of the government, most often confirming earlier and assigning new earthly poses.
One of the main goals was defining the grave next to the south wall of the west bay of the church as,according to funeral habits in medieval Serbia, it was without exception designated for the founder.
The origin of the state assembly in medieval Serbia dates back to tribal gatherings of armed soldiers.[1] There, decisions concerning every day life were made, including questions of organization, religion, the election of tribal elders and even the ruler himself.
He collected a significant number of old Serbian manuscripts, including three particularly important Charters(First and Second Chrysobullos of Dečani), in addition to the“Deed of Prizren”, one of the few preserved sales agreements,dating from the medieval Serbia.
The successful growth and development of the church life, culture,art and construction in medieval Serbia led to its unexpected degradation, detraditionalization, deregulation and marginalization that began after the Second World War and lasted a few decades.
All three churches andtheir surrounding are researched archaeologically but there are many remaining unexplained parts of the Ždrelo town past as well as of its monasteries which have become one of the hesychastic centers in medieval Serbia.
The practice of endowments, deeply rooted in the being of medieval Serbia, especially flourished at the end of 19th and the beginning of 20th century, which was compatible with the general atmosphere of raising national awareness, whereas the well-off and philanthropic individuals wished to contribute to empowerment of the country.
While in medieval Serbia the ruler was the one who had the right to take land from a noble in the case of infidelity, in Bosnia the ruler only had the right to suggest such and action, while the decision was made by the stanak[1]. All of this is a testament to the great power of the stanak in comparison to the Serbian state assembly.