290:. This was followed by the State's freeing the town of many tariffs. The lifting of tariffs provided an impetus for economic growth which further developed the town's naval character. Maritime trade flourished and its ships grew in size and number, so that by the end of the 18th century the port was hailed as home to over 30 tall-ships. The most prevalent trade goods were Montenegrin and Greek cheese, candles, salted sardines, and Dalmatian and Greek olive oil. The most frequent ports of call for the town's sailors were in the East Mediterranean or
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in less time than the government ships. As a result, it was then decided that the port be given the responsibility for the permanent mail service of the
Republic. This was further established by a decree of 1625 that praises the inhabitants of the port for their conscientious and effective handling
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of the State mail. The decree was of tremendous significance for the town, as it freed its citizens from manual labor, a mandatory form of state service at that time. The decree officially made
Perzagno a naval town, and its duties to the State were henceforth of an exclusively maritime nature.
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Architecture in Prčanj bears witness to its prosperity in the 17th and 18th centuries. The town's waterfront consists of a long line of stone villas, unified by their beautiful facades and separated by gardens and olive orchards. The most impressive feat of architecture in Prčanj is the
283:--which arrived overland through Montenegro--continued seaborne towards Venice. The town's ships were initially small in size, with crews of only nine men. The ships were ready to sail year-round and would negotiate the 400 mile journey to Venice by oar and sail.
333:. This initiated a revival of the town's maritime economy which lasted until the end of the 19th century, after which its tall-ships could no longer compete with the rapid advances in steamship technology.
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and the resultant devastating
British blockade of the Adriatic coast. The town was a part of the Napoleonic kingdom of Italy, but after Napoleon's defeat at the Bay of Kotor (
519:. The church has a monumental baroque facade with Corinthian and Doric columns and displays a collection of paintings and sculptures worthy of its size, including works by
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A significant setback for the port's maritime economy happened after the fall of the
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The importance of reliable mail service was of great value to the
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and Stoliv. It was one of the most important maritime centers on the southern
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church. It seems out of proportion to the number of inhabitants and took 120 years to build (1789–1909).
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The town's privileges grew, and, in 1704, it was granted its own municipal district inside
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Korać, Dr. Vojislav. "Kotor". Grafički Zavod
Hrvatske, 1970, p. 80.
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Kalezić, Danilo. "Kotor". Grafički Zavod
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The church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Prčanj
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According to the 2011 census, its population was 1,130.
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and became part of a province called the Kingdom of
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902:Radanovići
817:Kostanjica
762:Dražin Vrt
568:References
545:Ivan Visin
350:Ethnicity
235:Montenegro
229:along the
218:pronounced
157:Population
134:Montenegro
95:18°44′32″E
92:42°27′27″N
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937:Trešnjica
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216:: Прчањ,
171:Time zone
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556:See also
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315:Napoleon
281:Istanbul
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942:Ukropci
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737:Dobrota
525:Tiepolo
353:Number
325:at the
308:Trieste
256:History
246:Dobrota
121:Country
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912:Šišići
892:Prčanj
887:Pobrđe
882:Perast
832:Kubasi
822:Kovači
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395:15.0%
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242:Kotor
197:UTC+2
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165:1,130
151:Kotor
26:Прчањ
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