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The Fojnica armorial like Korenić-Neorić Armorial is a much later transcription of the original Ohmučević Armorial, probably compiled around late 17th century. It got it's name by the Franciscan monastery of the Holy Spirit in the town of Fojnica, modern-day Bosnia-Herzegovina, where it was kept.  
The Fojnica armorial like Korenić-Neorić Armorial is a much later transcription of the original Ohmučević Armorial, probably compiled around late 17th century.<br>It got it's name by the Franciscan monastery of the Holy Spirit in the town of Fojnica, modern-day Bosnia-Herzegovina, where it was kept.  


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Revision as of 19:39, 27 April 2016

The Fojnica armorial like Korenić-Neorić Armorial is a much later transcription of the original Ohmučević Armorial, probably compiled around late 17th century.
It got it's name by the Franciscan monastery of the Holy Spirit in the town of Fojnica, modern-day Bosnia-Herzegovina, where it was kept.