Mileševa Monastery

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Mileševa Monastery is a 13th-century Serbian Orthodox monastery in southwestern Serbia, renowned for its medieval frescoes and its historical association with Saint Sava.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Eastern Orthodox monastery
Serbian Orthodox monastery
artStyle Byzantine art
Serbo-Byzantine architecture
surface form: Serbo-Byzantine style
associatedWith Saint Sava
builtUsingMaterial white stone
burialPlaceOf Saint Sava
surface form: Saint Sava (initial burial)
containsRelicsOf Saint Sava
country Serbia
dedicatedTo Ascension of Jesus
surface form: Ascension of Christ
denomination Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodoxy
foundedBy King Stefan Vladislav I of Serbia NERFINISHED
foundedInCentury 13th century
foundedInYear 1230
frescoDepicts Ascension of Jesus
surface form: Ascension of Christ

Nemanjić dynasty
surface form: Nemanjic dynasty rulers

Saint Sava
White Angel (Angel at Christ’s tomb)
function monastic community
pilgrimage site
hasAlternateName Mileševa Monastery
surface form: Manastir Mileševa
hasArchitecturalType cross-in-square church
hasCulturalSignificance important center of medieval Serbian spirituality
important site of Serbian medieval art
hasHeritageStatus Monument of Culture of Exceptional Importance (Serbia)
hasMonasticOrder Orthodox monks
heritageStatusSince 1979
historicalEvent Relics of Saint Sava taken from Mileševa to Belgrade in 1594 and burned by Ottoman authorities
Relics of Saint Sava transferred from Trnovo to Mileševa in 1237
influenced development of Serbian medieval painting
knownFor Byzantine-style wall paintings
White Angel fresco
medieval frescoes
locatedIn Prijepolje municipality
Raška region
southwestern Serbia
nearCity Prijepolje
nearRiver Mileševka River
partOf Eparchy of Mileševa
region Sandžak
religiousAffiliation Serbian Orthodox Church
roofMaterial lead (originally)
sufferedDamageFrom Ottoman incursions
fires
touristAttraction yes
underwentRenovation 16th century
20th century
usedAs scriptorium in the Middle Ages

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Saint Sava burialPlace Mileševa Monastery
Raška school notableExample Mileševa Monastery
Serbo-Byzantine architecture notableExample Mileševa Monastery
Studenica school of painting influenced Mileševa Monastery
this entity surface form: Mileševa Monastery painting
Савиндан повезан је са Mileševa Monastery
this entity surface form: манастир Милешева (мошти Светог Саве су некада почивале тамо)
Serbian Orthodox monasteries example Mileševa Monastery
Mileševa Monastery hasAlternateName Mileševa Monastery
this entity surface form: Manastir Mileševa
Rastko Nemanjić burialPlace Mileševa Monastery