- Bijaći date back to 852 (Byaci) in the
grant of duke Trpimir, and 892 (
Biaci) to the duke Muncimir's do****ent
confirming the Trpimir's grant, each known...
- Duke
Trpimir I resided.
Other dukes ruled from the
towns of Solin, Knin,
Biaći and Nin. The
Roman provinces and
native po****tions in
Southeastern Europe...
- Savogna, and Torreano.
Pulfero localities (frazioni) include: Antro/Landar,
Biacis/Bijača, Brischis/Brišča, Calla/Kau, Cicigolis/Ščigla, Coliessa/Kolieša,...
- Santarcangelo,
Santarcangelo di
Romagna Province of
Gorizia Castello di Ahrensperg,
Biacis Castello di Cormons,
Cormans Castello di Russiz,
Russiz Castello di Ruttars...
-
domestic do****ents. On 4 March, in 852,
Trpimir I
issued a "Charter in
Biaći" (Latin: in loco
Byaci dicitur) in Latin,
confirming Mislav's donations...
- the
university nucleus "Pedro Rincón Gutierrez" of La Hechicera,
known as
BIACI (Integrated
Library of Architecture,
Sciences and Engineering), the direction...
- Gallery), and
featured in The
International Biennial of
Contemporary Art (
BIACI) in Cartagena,
Colombia in 2014, Mumbai,
India in 2019, and at the Armory...
-
father of
western monasticism). On 4
March 852
Trpimir issued a
charter in
Biaći (in loco
Byaci dicitur) in the
Latin language,
confirming Mislav's donations...
-
Croatian Duchy became a
Kingdom after 925, its
capitals were in Dalmatia:
Biaći, Nin, Split, Knin,
Solin and elsewhere. Also, the
Croatian noble tribes...
- line of the
House of Trpimirović to the
throne of Croatia. He
reigned from
Biaći near
Trogir (today in Kaštela).
Muncimir took
control of
Croatia and ruled...
