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Vladika or
Wladika (Serbian: владика, Russian: влады́ка) is an
informal Slavic title and
address for
bishops in the
Eastern Orthodox Church and Eastern...
- October] 1851),
commonly referred to
simply as Njegoš (Његош), was a Prince-Bishop (
vladika) of Montenegro, poet and
philosopher whose works are
widely considered...
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ultimately Kings of
Montenegro in 1852, as
reflected in
their styles:
first Vladika i
upravitelj Crne Gore i Brda ("Bishop and
Ruler of
Montenegro and the...
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first prince-bishop (
vladika) from c. 1493 to 1504 and the
vicar bishop of Visarion, his predecessor. The very
first of the
vladikas—who were
elected for...
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affluent Kotoran nobleman.
Montenegro was
ruled from its
inception by
vladikas (prince-bishops)
since 1516, who had a dual
temporal and
spiritual role...
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controlled by the
Republic of Venice. From 1516
until 1852 the prince-bishops (
vladikas) of
Cetinje were the rulers. The
House of Petrović-Njegoš
ruled until 1918...
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Helix vladika is a
species of large, air-breathing land
snail native to
Montenegro and Serbia. It has a brown,
conical s****. It is the
largest land snail...
- митрополија). The
highest office-holder of the
polity was the
Metropolitan (
vladika, also
rendered "prince-bishop").
Metropolitan Danilo I (1697–1735) called...
- Petrović-Njegoš of
Cetinje became the prince-bishop (whose
title was "
Vladika of Montenegro").[citation needed]
People from
Montenegro in this historical...
- Radović, A. "Bogočovječanski etos Val**** Nikolaja" in Jevtić, A.,
Sveti Vladika Nikolaj Ohridski i Žicki (Kraljevo, Žiča 2003) Bogdanovic, M, Knjizevene...
