- A nāḥiyah (Arabic: نَاحِيَة [ˈnaːħijah],
plural nawāḥī نَوَاحِي [naˈwaːħiː]), also nahiyeh,
nahiya or nahia, is a
regional or
local type of administrative...
- and towns. Historically, the
territory of the
country was
divided into
nahije and
during the
beginning of SR
Montenegro was
divided into
counties (srez)...
- црногорска племена),
traditionally divided into four
territorial units, or
nahije: Katun, Rijeka, Lješ and Crmnica.
Their inhabitants were
known under the...
-
Montenegro was
divided into 10
administrative divisions,
called nahija (pl.
nahije).
Katunska nahija (Катунска нахија) Riječka
nahija (Ријечка нахија) Crmnička...
- godine,
turske vlasti od toga su
naselja stvorile sjedište
kadiluka i
nahije. Ibrahimagić, 1998, p. 77 And 117
years p****ed from the fall of
Bosnia in...
-
Ottoman registers from 1571 and 1591
covering the
nahije of Rudina,
nahije of
Domshtica and
nahije of Pashtrik), 1768
households bore
Albanian names,...
- 2016, p. 111–118 Hartmann,
Martin (1891). "Das Liwa el-Ladkije und die
Nahije Urdu".
Zeitschrift des
Deutschen Palästina-Vereins: 161–218. "IS blasts...
-
entirely independent. By the end of the 15th century,
Upper Zeta
comprised the
nahije of Katun, Rijeka, Crmnica, and Lješ. In 1514, the
Sanjak of
Montenegro was...
- earlier, had
ceased to exist; the
control of the Prince-Bishop over the five
nahije (sing. nahija, from the
Turkish nahiyah, i.e. "district"),
which then composed...
-
those who
opposed him. It
consisted of
twelve members, one for each of the
nahije (districts) of
rebel Serbia. Karađorđe
appointed Stojković as the Minister...
