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Esta es una lista de monasterios cristianos ortodoxos serbios en Serbia y áreas cercanas ( Montenegro , Bosnia y Herzegovina , Croacia , Macedonia del Norte y Kosovo ), también Rumania , Hungría , Grecia , Alemania , Estados Unidos de América , Canadá y Australia .
Estauropegiones
En la Iglesia Ortodoxa Serbia hay dos monasterios de estauropegión que están directamente subordinados al patriarca serbio : [1]
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Eparquía de Vranje
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Fuente: https://eparhijaniska.rs/manastiri
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En Serbia
En Montenegro
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En Serbia Central
En Kosovo
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Eparchy of Timisoara
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Others
Cave monasteries
There are several cave monasteries (built into mountains and caves) of the Serbian Orthodox Church, including those of the Holy Annunciation, Kovilje, Crna Reka, Gornjak, Hermitage of St. Peter Koriški, Kađenica, Lukovo, Rsovci, Savina, in Serbia, and Ostrog monastery, in Montenegro.
See also
References
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- ^ Information Sistem of Immovable cultural properties: Mesić Monastery
- ^ "Манастир Ковиљ". nasledje.gov.rs. Retrieved 2023-08-15.
- ^ Ljiljana Ševo (2007). "Serbian Orthodox monastery of Rmanj". Bosnia and Herzegovina Commission to preserve national monuments. Archived from the original on 2013-12-13.
- ^ "Светоархангелски манастир Трескавац".
- ^ "Priča: Manastir Treskavac ponovo svijetli i obnovi se kao Feniks…". 4 February 2020.
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- ^ Радослав И. Чубрило, Биљана Р. Ивковић, Душан Ђаковић, Јован Адамовић, Милан Ђ. Родић и др. Српска Крајина. — Београд: Матић, 2011. — P. 554
- ^ Радослав И. Чубрило, Биљана Р. Ивковић, Душан Ђаковић, Јован Адамовић, Милан Ђ. Родић и др. Српска Крајина. — Београд: Матић, 2011. — P. 556
- ^ "Свештена епископија Горњокарловачка | Српска првославна црква".
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- ^ Dimitrije M. Kalezić (2002). A - Z. Savremena administracija. p. 125. ISBN 9788638706716.
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