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Dubrovačko primorje

Also known as Dubrovnik Littoral

Dubrovačko primorje, the Dubrovnik Littoral, is the coastal strip north-west of Dubrovnik between the city and the Pelješac peninsula, in present-day Croatia. The Republic of Ragusa acquired it from the Bosnian king Stephen Ostoja in 1399, linking its territory around the city with Ston and Pelješac. It remained part of the republic until its abolition in 1808.

Dubrovačko primorje
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The Epoch Institute. (2026). Dubrovačko primorje. In The Epoch Institute Encyclopedia. https://the-epoch-institute.org/encyclopedia/dubrovacko-primorje
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