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 1 2  |  almost the same in Bosnia and Hercegovina. In that former Yugoslav
 2 2  | Memorial Chapel in Prebilovci (Hercegovina), where thousands of Serbian
 3 2  |   years before (1991) from the Hercegovina karst pits and buried in
 4 6,1|  Orthodox Church in Bosnia and Hercegovina became an autonomous Metropolitanate,
 5 6,1|  Orthodox Church in Bosnia and Hercegovina received its own national
 6 6,1|   other Dioceses in Bosnia and Hercegovina, were incorporated into
 7 7,1|   Ljubratic, who had fled from Hercegovina. Bishop Savatije was succeeded
 8 9  |           The Diocese of Zahum–Hercegovina was founded by Saint Sava
 9 9  |     Kosaca and Hum was renamed Hercegovina, that Diocese was also named
10 9  |      also named the Diocese of Hercegovina. Two Bishops of Hum (Mileseva)
11 9  |    known of before the fall of Hercegovina to the Turks: the first
12 9  |    1471.~Following the fall of Hercegovina under Turkish rule, the
13 9  |        in 1739. The Bishops of Hercegovina, or Trebinje, whose names