Konavle, Croatia
Croatia
Konavle, Croatia links to 2176 places across 12 topics through 39 Bunkabop connections. History dominates, followed by government, religion and military topics. Its strongest overlaps are with Dubrovnik, then Croatia as a whole, then Serbia. In 1451, during the Second Konavle War, Stjepan Vukčić attacked the Republic of Ragusa in Konavle and besieged Dubrovnik. The poet Ivan Gundulić twice served as governor of Konavle, in 1615 and 1619.
Medieval Serbian nobility
Connects Konavle, Croatia to: Venice, Italy | Dubrovnik, Croatia
Juraj Lovrov Zadranin
Connects Konavle, Croatia to: Dubrovnik, Croatia | Zadar, Croatia | Kotor, Montenegro
Vladislav Hercegović
Connects Konavle, Croatia to: Venice, Italy | Dubrovnik, Croatia
Pavlović noble family
Connects Konavle, Croatia to: Dubrovnik, Croatia | Istočno Novo Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina | Novo Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Nikola Altomanović
Connects Konavle, Croatia to: Serbia | Herzegovina | Kosovo | Užice, Serbia | Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Ljudevit Vuličević
Connects Konavle, Croatia to: Italy | Venice, Italy | Naples, Italy | Albania | Bosnia and Herzegovina
Ivan Gundulić
Connects Konavle, Croatia to: Toronto, Ontario | Poland | Zagreb, Croatia | Antwerp, Belgium | Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Luko Zore
Connects Konavle, Croatia to: Italy | Vienna, Austria | Croatia | Montenegro | Bosnia and Herzegovina
Mato Vodopić
Connects Konavle, Croatia to: Rome, Italy | Austria | Vienna, Austria | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Herzegovina
Siege of Dubrovnik
Connects Konavle, Croatia to: Serbia | Croatia | Montenegro | Herzegovina | Zaragoza, Spain
Prevlaka
Connects Konavle, Croatia to: Germany | Italy | Russia | Berlin, Germany | Vienna, Austria
Roman Catholic Diocese of Trebinje-Mrkan
Connects Konavle, Croatia to: Rome, Italy | Austria | Egypt | Vienna, Austria | Bosnia and Herzegovina