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Relations between Bosnia and Dubrovnik

Author(s):Aida Škoro Babić
Co-author(s):Jure Volčjak (odg. ur.), Alenka Hren (prev.), Wolfgang Zitta (prev.), Eva Blumauer (lekt.)
Leto:2010
Publisher(s):Arhivsko društvo Slovenije, Ljubljana
Source(s):Arhivi, 2010, št. 1
Language(s):slovenščina
Type(s) of material:text
Keywords:Bosna, Dubrovnik, srednji vek, diplomacija, diplomatski odnosi, mednarodni odnosi, meddržavne pogodbe, zgodovina, jugovzhodna Evropa, Bosnia, Dubrovnik, Middle Ages, diplomay, diplomatic relations, international relations, bilateral contracts, history, Southeastern Europe
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Dubrovnik was one of those medieval cities that began to conduct successful talks and negotiations with their neighbours very early on, which in turn contributed to its economic and political strength. Communication between Bosnia and Dubrovnik was established based on their geographic location and political and social circumstances. The fact that Bosnia and Dubrovnik were indeed cooperating and also came into conflicts is proven by bilateral contracts, letters and other deeds, which today are kept mostly by the State Archives in Dubrovnik. They have, to a large extent, been published in numerous series of archival sources.
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  • identifierhttps://hdl.handle.net/11686/15659
    • title
      • Bosansko dubrovniški odnosi (1. del)
      • Relations between Bosnia and Dubrovnik
      • Die Handelsbeziehungen zwischen Bosnien und Dubrovnik
    • creator
      • Aida Škoro Babić
    • contributor
      • Jure Volčjak (odg. ur.)
      • Alenka Hren (prev.)
      • Wolfgang Zitta (prev.)
      • Eva Blumauer (lekt.)
    • subject
      • Bosna
      • Dubrovnik
      • srednji vek
      • diplomacija
      • diplomatski odnosi
      • mednarodni odnosi
      • meddržavne pogodbe
      • zgodovina
      • jugovzhodna Evropa
      • Bosnia
      • Dubrovnik
      • Middle Ages
      • diplomay
      • diplomatic relations
      • international relations
      • bilateral contracts
      • history
      • Southeastern Europe
    • description
      • Dubrovnik je bil eden izmed tistih, ki se je že zgodaj začel uspešno pregovarjati in pogajati s sosedi ter s tem krepiti svoj gospodarski in politični položaj. Geografski položaj in seveda politične in družbene okoliščine pa so pripeljale do vzpostavitve komunikacije med Bosno in Dubrovnikom. Da sta Dubrovnik in Bosna sodelovala ter prihajala v najrazličnejše konflikte, nam dokazujejo meddržavne pogodbe in druge listine ter pisma, ki se hranijo predvsem v Državnem arhivu v Dubrovniku in so v veliki meri objavljeni v zbirkah virov.
      • Dubrovnik was one of those medieval cities that began to conduct successful talks and negotiations with their neighbours very early on, which in turn contributed to its economic and political strength. Communication between Bosnia and Dubrovnik was established based on their geographic location and political and social circumstances. The fact that Bosnia and Dubrovnik were indeed cooperating and also came into conflicts is proven by bilateral contracts, letters and other deeds, which today are kept mostly by the State Archives in Dubrovnik. They have, to a large extent, been published in numerous series of archival sources.
      • Die Geschichte von Dubrovnik (Ragusa) war mit dem mittelalterlichen Bosnien eng verflochten. Der Hauptgrund lag auf jedem Fall im Handel. Trotz der primitiven Verkehrs verbin düngen in Bosnien herrschte ein reger Handelsverkehr. Bosnien war das Bindeglied zwischen den Seehäfen und den balkanischen Kleinstaaten. Natürlich hatte auch die bosnische Warenmenge einen großen Umfang. Jedenfalls wollte auch der Staat von diesem Handel profitieren und verlangte von den Händlern eine besondere Steuer. Es ist eine Tatsache, dass die Bedürfnisse des unterentwickelten bosnischen Staates in der Frühphase seiner geschichtlichen Entwicklung in den Handelsverbindungen mit Dubrovnik am besten befriedigt wurden. Je mehr sich die Beziehungen zwischen den beiden Staaten festigten, desto zahlreicher und verschiedenartiger werden die Urkunden. Die politischen und wirtschaftlichen Interessen des bosnischen Staates diktierten die Richtung der bosnischen diplomatischen Aktivitäten und auch die Bedürfnisse jener Staaten, mit denen Bosnien Verträge schloss und Vereinbarungen traf. Natürlich waren diese Beziehungen von den Bedürfnissen Dubrovniks abhängig und bedingt.
    • publisher
      • Arhivsko društvo Slovenije
    • date
      • 2010
    • type
      • besedilo
    • language
      • Slovenščina
    • isPartOf
    • rights
      • license: ccByNcNd