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Svrčin Lake ((セルビア語:Сврчинско језеро, Svrčinsko jezero)) was an artificial lake in Kosovo created during the reign of the Nemanjić dynasty, which, in its vicinity, had castles: Štimlje, Pauni, Nerodimlje and Svrčin, located on the island in the lake. Lake was situated in the plain, north form present day Uroševac. It was made by damming the river bed of Nerodimka river, thus making part of it to flow towards Sitnica.== History ==According to the Gračanica charter of king Stephen Uroš II Milutin of Serbia (1282—1321), issued in 1321, the lake was artificially made, following earlier made plans. A channel was dug to connect with Nerodimka, where it turnt south, and Lepenac, with one of the sources of Sitnica - river Sazlija. That way part of Nerodimka was redirected to the north, creating an artificial bifurcation and watercourse of semicircular shape stretching from present day Uroševac to the source of Sitnica. From the west two more rivers were connected, Štimljanka and Košarka, around which was swamp that reached Nerodimka in the south, thus creating a ring of water which became the Svrčin lake. It contained an island in its center, on which present-day villages Laškobara, Prelaz, Papaz, Hamidija, Babuš and Svrčina were situated.
Svrčin Lake ((セルビア語:Сврчинско језеро, Svrčinsko jezero)) was an artificial lake in Kosovo created during the reign of the Nemanjić dynasty, which, in its vicinity, had castles: Štimlje, Pauni, Nerodimlje and Svrčin, located on the island in the lake. Lake was situated in the plain, north form present day Uroševac. It was made by damming the river bed of Nerodimka river, thus making part of it to flow towards Sitnica.
== History ==
According to the Gračanica charter of king Stephen Uroš II Milutin of Serbia (1282—1321), issued in 1321, the lake was artificially made, following earlier made plans. A channel was dug to connect with Nerodimka, where it turnt south, and Lepenac, with one of the sources of Sitnica - river Sazlija. That way part of Nerodimka was redirected to the north, creating an artificial bifurcation and watercourse of semicircular shape stretching from present day Uroševac to the source of Sitnica. From the west two more rivers were connected, Štimljanka and Košarka, around which was swamp that reached Nerodimka in the south, thus creating a ring of water which became the Svrčin lake. It contained an island in its center, on which present-day villages Laškobara, Prelaz, Papaz, Hamidija, Babuš and Svrčina were situated.
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■ウィキペディアで「Svrčin Lake ((セルビア語:Сврчинско језеро, Svrčinsko jezero)) was an artificial lake in Kosovo created during the reign of the Nemanjić dynasty, which, in its vicinity, had castles: Štimlje, Pauni, Nerodimlje and Svrčin, located on the island in the lake. Lake was situated in the plain, north form present day Uroševac. It was made by damming the river bed of Nerodimka river, thus making part of it to flow towards Sitnica.== History ==According to the Gračanica charter of king Stephen Uroš II Milutin of Serbia (1282—1321), issued in 1321, the lake was artificially made, following earlier made plans. A channel was dug to connect with Nerodimka, where it turnt south, and Lepenac, with one of the sources of Sitnica - river Sazlija. That way part of Nerodimka was redirected to the north, creating an artificial bifurcation and watercourse of semicircular shape stretching from present day Uroševac to the source of Sitnica. From the west two more rivers were connected, Štimljanka and Košarka, around which was swamp that reached Nerodimka in the south, thus creating a ring of water which became the Svrčin lake. It contained an island in its center, on which present-day villages Laškobara, Prelaz, Papaz, Hamidija, Babuš and Svrčina were situated.」の詳細全文を読む
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