Korenica

Korenica is a settlement in Lika and the seat of the Plitvice Lakes municipality in Lika-Senj County. The Korenica agreement is placed at the foot of the Licka Pljesivica mountain variety in Bijelo polje. In the longer than the extensive valley, the river Corenica passes via this area. Korenica turned into formed and advanced into a shielding agreement at the foot of the medieval fortress Mrsinj-metropolis, which for a while became the seat of the Krbavska Diocese.

Korenica became created and advanced on the foot of the medieval vintage Croatian castle Mrsinj, which for some time turned into the headquarters of the Krbavska Diocese. It is well known that the Croatian ban defeated the Ottoman navy at Korenica move round 1500 BC. In Korenica there is the tomb of Ibrahim Sulejman Bacic, a pasha with horseshoes which, together with one of the supporters, overcame in Turkey in 1831, and fled in October of that same yr. Korenica become the seat of Korenica kumpanija no. 6 which belonged to the Archdiocese of the Karlovac Military Region. Using extensive powers, although without a felony foundation, Vicko Krstulovic, Minister of Interior of the Federal Republic of Croatia, exceeded on October 5, 1945.