Brišnik

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Brišnik
Бришник
Brišnik (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
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Basic data
State : Bosnia and Herzegovina
Entity : Federation of BiH
Canton : 10
Municipality : Tomislavgrad
Coordinates : 43 ° 38 '  N , 17 ° 14'  E Coordinates: 43 ° 38 '22 "  N , 17 ° 14' 2"  E
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Brišnik ( Cyrillic  Бришник ) is a place southwest of the city of Tomislavgrad in the western part of Bosnia and Herzegovina . The village belongs to the municipality of Tomislavgrad in Herzegovina .

The approximately 1000 inhabitants are 99% Catholic Croats.

geography

The village itself consists of two districts, Donji Brišnik and the higher part Gornji Brišnik . The difference in altitude between these two districts is around 50-100 meters. One of the highest mountains of Tomislavgrad , the Midena , extends over Brišnik and the places Mrkodol and Bukovica .

The name Brišnik comes from the word Briščić or Brig , which means "small hill" or "little hill" in the ikavic dialect of Serbo-Croatian and indicates the geographical structure of this village.

history

The name Brišnik appears for the first time in a document from the Bishop of Makarska , fra Bartula Kačić Žarković, in 1630. This document indicates that in Brišnik at that time there was one of the two headquarters of the Tomislavgrad ecclesiastical parishes , the second was in the village of Lipa . This document also shows that there were 470 confirmations and 10 conversions in Brišnik that year .

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