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1 giorno fa · Under Nicholas I (ruled 1860–1918), the principality was enlarged several times in the Montenegro-Turkish Wars and was recognised as independent in 1878. Nicholas I established diplomatic relations with the Ottoman Empire.
3 giorni fa · Nicholas I accepting the surrender of Scutari, April 1913; Montenegro's major gain from the Balkan War, it was relinquished several months later Unlike Serbia, with whom it shared close cultural and political connections, the Kingdom of Montenegro gained little from its participation in the 1912–1913 Balkan Wars.
1 giorno fa · Nicholas I of Montenegro - Another European king whose descendants married into multiple royal families; Descendants of Queen Victoria - Describes progeny of one of Christian IX's contemporaries Royal descendants of Queen Victoria and of King Christian IX; Notes
4 giorni fa · Montenegrins attacking Dečić Fortress Ottoman flag being surrendered to King Nicholas I of Montenegro Montenegrin artillery crossing the Lim River during the attack on Berane Crown Prince Danilo visiting a Montenegrin battery
19 mag 2024 · «Ruolo riconosciuto anche formalmente dal Parlamento montenegrino nel 2011, che ha pienamente riabilitato sia sul piano giuridico, sia sul piano storico, chiudendo così una vicenda dolorosa iniziata con la forzata annessione del Montenegro alla Serbia nel 1919 e proseguita durante i regini di Tito e Slobodan Milosevic».
25 mag 2024 · Karstic terrain near Cetinje, the historic capital of Montenegro. Montenegro’s section of the Karst lies generally at an elevation of 3,000 feet (900 metres) above sea level—although some areas rise to 6,000 feet (1,800 metres). The lowest segment is in the valley of the Zeta River, which is at about 1,500 feet (450 metres).
2 giorni fa · Alexander particularly placed hope in his eldest son, Tsesarevich Nicholas. In 1864, Alexander II found Nicholas a bride, Princess Dagmar of Denmark, second daughter of King Christian IX of Denmark and younger sister to Alexandra, Princess of Wales and King George I of Greece. In 1865, Nicholas died of cerebrospinal meningitis.
