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Built
in
the
middle
of
the
14th
century,
The
Royal
Town
of
Bobovac
was
the
most
important
fort
of
medieval
Bosnia.
Bobovac
was
the
key
to
the
Bosnian
kingdom,
as
the
capital
city
of
the
Bosnian
Ban
Stjepan
II
Kotromanić,
who
took
the
first
steps
in
its
construction
just
before
the
first
half
of
14th
century,
then
the
Bosnian
kings
from
Tvrtko
I
to
Tomaš,
until
1461.
Therefore,
when
attempting
to
take
over
the
Bosnian
throne
or
in
the
destruction
of
the
Bosnian
state,
Bobovac
was
the
target.
Bobovac
as
the
royal
seat
was
the
administrative-military
centre
of
the
Bosnian
state,
and
the
Bosnian
royal
crown
was
kept
there.
Bosnian
kings
Ostoja,
Tvrtko
II
and
Stjepan
Tomaš
were
buried
there.
The
last
Bosnian
King
Stjepan
Tomašević
(1461-1463),
due
to
the
immediate
danger
of
the
Ottomans,
transmits
the
Royal
Palace
to
Jajce.
After
the
occupation,
the
city
of
Bobovac
was
razed
for
justified,
strategic
reasons
destroyed
in
1463,
which
was
confirmed
by
archaeological
research,
and
then
the
Ottomans
built
the
necessary
facilities
for
their
stay
in
the
city
(1463-1626)
on
the
ruins
of
the
Royal
Palace.
The
remains
of
this
famous
city
are
located
20
kilometres
away
from
Vareš
near
the
village
of
Mijakovići
and
Dragovići.
Today,
visitors
can
accompany
our
guides
to
experience
a
rich
history
of
this
city
and
medieval
Bosnia,
whose
fate
was
inextricably
linked.
Walking
along
the
paths
of
the
famous
Bosnian
rulers,
the
Bosnian
noblemen
and
watching
the
beautiful
landscape
that
Bobovac
surrounds
for
each
visitor
offers
an
unforgettable
experience.
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