-
region in Montenegro,
which existed as a
Montenegrin tribe also
known as
Pivljani (Пивљани,
pronounced [pîʋʎaːni]). It is
situated in the
northwestern highlands...
- Rustem-beg,
drank heavily and
often raped women from the
Drobnjaci and
Pivljani tribes while stopping by
their villages to
collect tribute. Furious, the...
- (1596–1597) Part of the Long
Turkish War
Hajduks Bjelopavlići
Drobnjaci Nikšići
Pivljani Ottoman Empire Eyalet of Karadağ
Defeat Exodus of
Herzegovinians and migration...
- Serbia. His
family was part of the Spasojević
branch of the Piva
tribe (
Pivljani) in Old
Herzegovina (currently Montenegro). Cvijić's father, Todor, was...
- Piva region,
named after the Piva
River and the
historical tribe of Piva (
Pivljani). Plužine is the
administrative centre of the Plužine muni****lity, which...
- 1596–1597 (1596–1597) Bosnia Serb
Rebels Bjelopavlići
Drobnjaci Nikšići
Pivljani Ottoman
Empire Defeat Rebellion suppressed by the
Ottoman Empire Battle...
- and key
towns Belligerents Serb
rebels Bjelopavlići
Drobnjaci Nikšići
Pivljani Ottoman Empire Commanders and
leaders Grdan Organized by
Visarion and Jovan...
-
Serbian Uprising (1804–1813), the Drobnjaci, Moračani, Rovčani,
Uskoci and
Pivljani rose
against the
Ottomans and
burnt down
villages in Herzegovina. The Rovca...
-
Editions Speciales. 443. SANU. Tomić,
Svetozar (1949) [1946]. Piva i
Pivljani. SAN. Радивоје М. Тадић. Генеалогија пивског братства Тадић и друга братства...
-
Serbian Uprising (1804–13), the Drobnjaci, Moračani, Rovčani,
Uskoci and
Pivljani rose
against the
Ottomans and
burnt down
villages in Herzegovina. In 1820...
