Dobrilovina Monastery
Monastery of St. George, Dobrilovina | |
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Eparchy of Budimlja-Nikšić | |
Geographic coordinates | 43°01′40″N 19°24′03″E / 43.0278°N 19.4008°E |
Architecture | |
Style | Raška school |
Completed | 1609 (on an earlier foundation) |
Materials | Stone, wood |
The Dobrilovina Monastery (
Geography
The monastery is located on the left Tara river banks, in a region known as Potarje, at the beginning of the Tara River Canyon,[1] which is the deepest river canyon in Europe. The monastery lies within the historical tribal region of Šaranci,[2] which includes the whole of Potarje. The monastery is the only one left in this region.[1] It lies near the Crna Poda forest.
Architecture
The monastery was built in the Raška architectural school.[3] In terms of architectural and spatial traits, there is resemblance between the Uvac Monastery, Church of the Annunciation Monastery in Ovčar Banja, Pustinja Monastery, Dobrilovina Monastery, Majstorovina Monastery, Tronoša Monastery and others.[4] The monastery is single-naved and has a rectangular apse shape, and low choir chapels at the side, appearing as transepts on the ground plan.
History
In the Ston charter (1253) of Stefan Uroš I, the King of Serbia, the villages "Brskovo, Prostenija, Stričina, Gostilovina, Bistrica, and the hamlets of Dobrihnina (later Dobrilovina) and Bjelojevina" are mentioned, and these exist still today, all in the Mojkovac municipality.[5] In the later Lim charter, the "village Brskovja Prostjanja and hamlets: Bistrica, Dobrihnina, Gostilovina, Stričina, Plavkovina, Selca, Jasenovo" are mentioned, the three last are unidentified though are most likely to have been hamlets of the earlier mentioned villages.[5] The name changed over time into Dobrilovina.[6]
The oldest existing sources mentioning the monastery date from 1592, when the
The consecration of the church took place in 1594, when
It became the "centre of the spiritual and political life and aspirations for freedom in the wide area of Potarje",
The monastery was renovated in 1905.[1][20] After the First Balkan War, the region was liberated and became part of the Kingdom of Montenegro.[19] During World War I, the Montenegrin army heavily defeated the numerically stronger Austro-Hungarian army in the Battle of Mojkovac.[19]
Gallery
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See also
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References
- ^ ISBN 9788638706716.
- ^ a b Kosanović, S. (1871). "Srpske starine u Bosni - nekolike bilješke - rukopisne srbulje u M. Trojici". Glasnik Srpskog učenog društva (in Serbian). 29. Beograd: 181.
- ^ Дероко, Александар (1953). Монументална и декоративна ахитектура у средњевековној Србији (in Serbian). p. 300.
Добриловина на Тари, једнобродна грађевина рашкога типа, са кубетом, саграђена 1593 год. (сл. 456)
- ISBN 9788675470397.
In terms of its spatial and architectural traits, the Church of the Virgin Mary of Uvac Monastery resembles the Church of the Annunciation Monastery at the foot of Mount Kablar, as well as some other shrines, such as Pustinja, Dobrilovina, Majstorovina, Tronoša and others.
- ^ a b Milovan Jevrić (1984). Stanovništvo opštine Mojkovac (in Serbian). Srpsko geografsko društvo. p. 17.
- ^ Čupić, Nikola (1934). Godišnjica Nikole Čupića (in Serbian). Vol. 43. pp. 165–173.
Намеће се с тога питање, да ли да- нашње име Добриловина није мало измењено, у више народном облику, раније име Добрихнина, чије се зна- чење, по личном власништву, временом заборавило. Мени ствар изгледа потпуно вероватна, тим више што се Бис- трица и Добриловина, које се у обе повеље вежу за- једно (у Лимској чак Бистрица Добрихнина), налазе на левој страни Таре, једна иза друге, док су Прошћење и ...
- ^ a b c d e f Марица Шупут (1991). Spomenici srpskog crkvenog graditeljstva, XVI-XVII vek (in Serbian). Институт за историју уметности, Филозофски факултет. p. 65.
- ^ ISBN 9788670252820.
- ^ Olga Zirojević (1984). Crkve i manastiri na području Pećke patrijaršije do 1683. godine (in Serbian). Istorijski institut u Beogradu. pp. 33, 34, 93, 173.
- ^ Vojska, vol 13. 2004.
манастир Добриловина. Подигнут је у славу светог Георгија, оног што је убио аждају. Изградили га Немањићи.
- ISBN 9788630900495.
Добриловина (по предању из доба Немањића)
- ^ Nedeljković, Dušan (1929). O psihičkom tipu Južnosrbijanaca. p. 21.
Посебно тешке прилике на данашњој територији општиие Мојковац биле су за вријеме кандијског рата (1645 - 1669.) те је Потарје у овом рату, заједно са оусједним просторима, било захваћено општим уста- ничким врењем.
- ^ Kanitz, Felix Philipp (1904). Das königreich Serbien und das Serbenvolk: -2. Bd. Land und bevölkerung. B. Meyer. p. 468.
- ^ Communications. 1984. p. 206.
- ^
После 1699. године овдје су из манастира Довоље пренијете мошти архиепископа Арсенија.
- ^ Istorijski institut SR Crne Gore u Titogradu, Istorijsko društvo SR Crne Gore (2007). Istorijski zapisi, Volume 80, Issues 1-4.
- ^ Savet akademija nauka SFRJ (1989). Bulletin scientifique (in Serbo-Croatian). Vol. 25. Le Conseil. p. 9.
of the Tara river, near the town of Mojkovac, the monastery of Dobrilovina was the centre of the spiritual and political life and aspirations for freedom in the wide area of Potarje. Studying the long history of the Monastery the author points out the work of arhimandrit Mihailo Dozid who, after the Turkish raid in 1833, renovated the monastery in 1866. Particularly important is Dozid's role in the uprising in this region that lasted from 1875 until 1878.
- ^ Geografsko Društvo (1979). Glasnik, Volumes 59-61 (in Serbian). Belgrade: Geografsko Društvo. p. 41.
- ^ a b c Tomašević, Nebojša (1982). Treasures of Yugoslavia: An Encyclopedic Touring Guide. p. 503.
In the 19th century, an insurgent battalion was formed in the area, led by Mihailo Dozic, abbot of Dobrilovina monastery. After the First Balkan War, the region was freed and joined to the Kingdom of Montenegro. During World War I it was the scene of the famous battle of Mojkovac (1916), when the Montenegrin army inflicted a heavy defeat on the numerically ...
- ^ Mitropolija Crnogorsko - primorska od 1851. do 1991. godine.
Dobrilovina - Sv.Velikomučenika Georgija - 1905
Further reading
- Šekularac, Božidar (1988). Dobrilovina i Dobrilovinski Katastik.
- Ćorović, Vladimir (1934). Manastir Dobrilovina. pp. 165–177.
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