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 1 2   |     wooden church in Buzeta (16th century), near Glina, was also burnt
 2 3,1 |         King Dragutin in the 14th century. It was ravaged by the Turks
 3 3,1 |        several times. In the 17th century, the monks again had to
 4 3,1 |    Krusevo", dating from the 15th century.~~During World War II (1941–
 5 4,1 |       twice in the span of half a century.~~In World War II, Croatian
 6 4,1 |       Livanj region. After half a century, on 11 August, 1991, the
 7 4,1 |          innocent Serbians half a century before.~~This Diocese suffered
 8 5,1 |      Serbians ever since the 15th century, and more intensely in the
 9 5,1 |         first decades of the 16th century. The main settlements were
10 5,1 |           Zone).~~During the 16th century, the spiritual life of Orthodox
11 5,1 |  liberated at the end of the 17th century, a separate Diocese of Karlovac-Zrinopolje
12 5,1 |           Plaski. During the 18th century, the areas under Austrian
13 5,2 |       Prophet – built in the 18th century. Broken into and looted
14 5,2 |             built in the mid-18th century; renovated several times
15 5,2 |         several times in the 19th century. In 1941, destroyed by Croat
16 5,4 |       Nicholas – built in the 6th century, damaged (1941–1945). Renovated
17 5,4 |  Italo-Cretan icons from the 16th century stolen; gold-plated silver
18 5,4 |     cemetery) – built in the 19th century, damaged in World War II.
19 5,4 |      built at the end of the 19th century. During the Second World
20 6,2 |           Gabriel – from the 15th century. Shelled seven times, damaged (
21 7,1 |       these regions.~~In the 14th century, three monasteries were
22 7,1 |          evicted.~~Since the 16th century, when the number of Serbian
23 7,2 |       Iconostasis dates from 19th century. Church damaged (1991–1993).
24 7,2 |       1995. Parish Home from 16th century. During the 18th century
25 7,2 |          century. During the 18th century served as residence for
26 7,2 |     stages: first in the mid-14th century, second in 1537. Shelled
27 7,2 |           second half of the 18th century. Burglarized and vandalized
28 7,2 |    iconostasis from 18th and 19th century. Shelled by Croatian artillery (
29 7,2 |          and Paul – built in 18th century. Renovated in 1805 and 1989.
30 7,2 |      later. Iconostasis from 19th century. Heavily damaged, not for
31 7,2 |           late 19th or early 20th century. Falls under jurisdiction
32 7,2 |     Sperance at beginning of 19th century. Beginning of 1992 burglarized,
33 7,2 |        John the Baptist from 19th century. Renovated in 1967 and 1975.
34 7,2 |          the Monk – built in 18th century, with greater adaptation
35 7,2 |           second half of the 19th century. Damaged by artillery fire
36 7,3 |        Mitrofanovic in early 16th century. Iconostasis dates from
37 7,3 |           from first half of 18th century. Bell-tower and bell damaged
38 7,3 |     Theotokos – built in the 19th century. Cultural Monument. Immediately
39 7,3 |         in first half of the 20th century on site of earlier church
40 7,3 |          earlier church from 17th century. Desecrated and destroyed
41 8,1 |         From the 16th to the 19th century this territory was incorporated
42 8,1 |         and beginning of the 18th century – were burnt to the ground
43 8,1 |         from the 13th to the 19th century were destroyed or considerably
44 8,2 |         between the 16th and 19th century – work of Serbian, Russian
45 8,2 |     manuscripts from 13th to 18th century, books printed in Venice,
46 8,2 |         Marca founded in the 16th century.~~Convent of Saint Petka
47 8,2 | Cetirovic-Grabovan at end of 18th century. Church damaged in World
48 9   |        and Bosnia. Since the 15th century, when the title "Herceg
49 9   |           second half of the 17th century, the See was moved across
50 9   |     Dioceses, unified in the 18th century after the Peace Treaty of
51 10  |   Dragutin at the end of the 13th century and the beginning of the
52 10  |         the beginning of the 14th century. According to tradition
53 10  |         In the middle of the 15th century, the era of the Brankovic
54 10  |         the beginning of the 18th century, the area on the right bank
55 11,1|          from the end of the 14th century, during the reign of Despot
56 11,2|      built in second half of 18th century; renovated in 1904. In March
57 11,2|           Stiljanovic – from 19th century. Destroyed by Croatians (
58 11,3|           built in the early 20th century. Looted and heavily damaged
59 11,3|         in first half of the 19th century. During Second World War (
60 11,4|          Nicholas – from the 19th century. Damaged (1991–1993).~~~~~~  ~~ ~~
61 11,5|      cemetery – built in the 19th century. Destroyed by Croatian troops
62 12,1|        the first half of the 15th century and the present church of
63 12,1|       1412); Pakra (from the 16th century); Dejanovac and Drenovac (
64 12,1|           Drenovac (from the 18th century), abolished by Empress Maria
65 12,1|           second half of the 18th century.~~Among the first Slavonian
66 12,1|     Grigorije (both from the 17th century). Bishop Vasilije went from
67 12,4|    Ljubibratic at the end of 17th century as his mausoleum. Since
68 12,4|          from second half of 18th century. Church shelled during fighting
69 12,5|            Petka) – built in 19th century. Plundered and devastated
70 12,6|    Pauline monastics. In the 17th century given to Orthodox monastics.
71 12,6|          Renovated at end of 17th century when Patriarch Arsenije
72 12,6|          in second decade of 19th century on foundations of earlier
73 12,6|        built at beginning of 20th century. Damaged by Ustashas in
74 12,6|       Iconostasis dates from 18th century. During Second World War
75 12,6|       printed books from the 18th century, as well as silver-plated
76 12,6|     dating from beginning of 20th century. Renovated in 1990–1991.
77 12,6|          church from the mid-18th century. During World War II damaged
78 12,6|     George – dating from the 19th century; renovated in 1990. Damaged
79 12,6|       Gabriel – built in mid-18th century; restored in 1889. Iconostasis
80 12,6|       from first half of the 18th century. In World War II church
81 12,6|       Saint Panteleimon from 15th century (renovated in 1751) suffered
82 12,6|        George – built in the 19th century – Monument of cultural significance.
83 12,6|    Evangelist – built in the 19th century. Destroyed by Ustashas in