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TREBINJE

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Originally appearing in Volume V27, Page 232 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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TREBINJE  , a

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town of Herzegovina, situated 9 M . N . E. of mercial importance, the remoteness of its position prevented it Ragusa, on the small
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river Trebinj'eica, and on a branch of from being much known to fame either in the Hellenic or the early the railway from Metkovic to Castelnuovo, near Cattaro . Pop.
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medieval period; its greatness
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dates from the time of the
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fourth (1895), about 1700 . Trebinje is built in a low-lying oasis among crusade (1204), when the
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Byzantine
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Empire was dismembered the desolate
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limestone mountains, close to the Dalmatian and and its capital occupied by the Latins . During the confusion Montenegrin frontiers . Its
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half-ruined wall and citadel testify that followed that event Alexius
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Comnenus escaped into
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Asia, to its former strategic importance . Trebinje was built by the and, having collected an army of Iberian mercenaries, entered Slays, probably on the site of a
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Roman town laid waste by the Trebizond, where he was acknowledged as the legitimate sove-
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Saracens in 84o . In the tenth century
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Constantine Porphyro- reign, and assumed the title of
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Grand Comnenus . Though only genitus mentions it as Terbunia . It commanded the road from twenty-two years of age, Alexius was a man of ability and Ragusa to Constantinople, traversed, in 1096, by Raymond of resolute will, and he succeeded without difficulty in making Toulouse and his crusaders . Under the name of Tribunia or himself master of the greater
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part of the
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southern coast Travunja (the Trebigne of the Ragusans), it belonged to the of the Black Sea .

The empire thus founded continued to Servian Empire until 1355 . In 1483 it was captured by the exist until 1461, when the

city was taken by Mahommed II .
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Turks .

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