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The Helmet of Nikola IV Zrinski (Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien, Hofjagd- und Rüstkammer)
Mustafa Selaniki (16th century), an Ottoman chronicler, wrote about Nikola IV Zrinski: "Renowned for his strength and power, and famous for his bravery, the notorious Zrinski."
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They just released a full scene from this movie The Last Roman God, depicting Diocletian entering Rome in 303. I translated the dialogue in Latin. This movie tries its best to depict the splendor of Rome, with colorful scenes and Latin being spoken! The movie premieres today.
This the trailer for the upcoming Croatian epic historical movie about Roman emperor Diocletian. The movie is in Latin language! I translated the trailer so you can see what the movie will be about. The movie will be in cinemas on 29 October 2026.
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Ivan Lenković, Croatian military commander (d. 1569).
"In the year 1557, Ivan Lenković, General of the Croatian frontier, performed a brave knightly deed: with 400 men,he defeated 4000 Turks. It is known that he overthrew a much stronger enemy force with his much smaller contingent,as recorded in various manuscripts,that he..(1/6)⬇️
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U najstarijoj mletačkoj kronici koju je na samom početku 11. stoljeća sastavio Ivan Đakon poimenice se navode čak 4 ranosrednjovjekovna hrvatska vladara iz 9. stoljeća: Trpimir (Tibimiri), Domagoj (Domogoi), Zdeslav (Sedesclavo) i Branimir (Brenamir).
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Title page of the 1517 edition of the Synod of Veszprém, featuring the coat of arms of Petar Berislavić (Péter Beriszló). A prominent military leader in the fight against the Ottomans, Berislavić was ambushed and killed by Ottoman forces at Vražja gora ("Devil’s Mountain"), near Korenica, on May 20, 1520. The Catholic Church should canonize Petar Berislavić. 1/2
The tombstone of Petar Berislavić, Croatian ban, bishop of Veszprém, and one of the prominent military leaders in the battles against the Ottoman Turks. He was killed on May 20, 1520, in a clash with the Turks. His body was taken to Bihać and then, by the order of his uncle, Bishop Ivan Statileo, to Veszprém, where he was buried next to other bishops of Veszprém 🇭🇺. PETRO BERISLO AERARY REGY PRAEFECTO DALMATIAE CROATIAE ET BOZNAE BANO OPTIMO PRAESULI AC OPTIMO IMPERÁTORI AMOR SUBDITORUM STATUIT SINODO ANNI MDXXV Photo source: varlexikon.hu/veszprem-szt-m…
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Title page of the 1517 edition of the Synod of Veszprém, featuring the coat of arms of Petar Berislavić (Péter Beriszló). A prominent military leader in the fight against the Ottomans, Berislavić was ambushed and killed by Ottoman forces at Vražja gora ("Devil’s Mountain"), near Korenica, on May 20, 1520. The Catholic Church should canonize Petar Berislavić. 1/2
The tombstone of Petar Berislavić, Croatian ban, bishop of Veszprém, and one of the prominent military leaders in the battles against the Ottoman Turks. He was killed on May 20, 1520, in a clash with the Turks. His body was taken to Bihać and then, by the order of his uncle, Bishop Ivan Statileo, to Veszprém, where he was buried next to other bishops of Veszprém 🇭🇺. PETRO BERISLO AERARY REGY PRAEFECTO DALMATIAE CROATIAE ET BOZNAE BANO OPTIMO PRAESULI AC OPTIMO IMPERÁTORI AMOR SUBDITORUM STATUIT SINODO ANNI MDXXV Photo source: varlexikon.hu/veszprem-szt-m…
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Tombstone of Marko Horvat Mišljenović (1508). The lion symbolizes bravery.
The tombstone of Marko Mišljenović of Uzdolje, also known as Marko Horvat of Kamičac (d. 1508), Ban of Croatia and captain of Senj and Buda Castle. The tombstone is located in Nagyvázsony, Hungary.
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The tombstone of Marko Mišljenović of Uzdolje, also known as Marko Horvat of Kamičac (d. 1508), Ban of Croatia and captain of Senj and Buda Castle. The tombstone is located in Nagyvázsony, Hungary.
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The tombstone of Marko Mišljenović of Uzdolje, also known as Marko Horvat of Kamičac (d. 1508), Ban of Croatia and captain of Senj and Buda Castle. The tombstone is located in Nagyvázsony, Hungary.
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Croatian troops under Ban Josip Jelačić arrive near Vienna after the Battle of Pákozd in Hungary, 1848. Joseph Heicke (1811–1861) (Wien Museum)
The Croatian-Slavonian Army on the March near Lake Balaton in Hungary on 20 September 1848 (Revolutions of 1848/1849) Franz Xaver Zalder Johann Rauh Wien Museum 🇦🇹
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Tombstone of Jan Zrinski (1565–1612), buried in the Cistercian monastery of Vyšší Brod🇨🇿, son of Nikola IV Zrinski and his second wife, Eva von Rosenberg (Rožmberk). Nikola also had five sons and eight daughters with his first wife, Katarina Frankopan (d. 1561).
The gravestone of Nikola Šubić Zrinski, a European Christian hero, Croatian-Hungarian nobleman, and Ban of Croatia, dating from 1566, located in Čakovec 🇭🇷.
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Kroaten (Croats) Wilhelm von Diez (1839–1907) (Bavarian State Painting Collections)
The historical cavalry group "Kroaten zu Pferd", inspired by the Croatian horsemen of the Thirty Years' War (1618–1648), has been active since 1881 and is one of the oldest participants in the historical festival "Der Meistertrunk" in Rothenburg ob der Tauber🇩🇪 Photo 1: Gerhard Kramer flz.de/bildergalerie-buntes-… futureconcepts.de/presseinfo…
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Croats, Infantry 🇭🇷🇨🇵 – raised by royal ordinance on May 5th, 1746, this Croatian infantry company counted 13 officers and 241 men, active until Dec 2nd, 1748. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volont…
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Return of a battalion of Croats under Austrian flags (1813). Kotor, Montenegro. (ISRI🇮🇹)
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