INDEX

Abbazia, [284].
Alexander, King. See [Obrenovitch].
Alexander, Prince, of Bulgaria, [121].
Alexander, the successor of Philip, [113].
Assen I, [117].
Assen II, [117].
Assenide Dynasty, The, [117].
Belgrade, [21].
Belgrade, Market Day in, [34].
Black Death, The, [188].
Bocche di Cattaro, The, [202].
Bora, The, [282].
Boris, Tzar, [117].
Bosnia, Comparison of conditions in, [145].
Bosnia, Railway travel in, [149].
Brod, [145].
Buda-Pesth, [12].
Bulgari, The, [113].
Bulgaria, Conversion of, to Christianity, [117].
Bulgaria, Emancipation of, [118].
Bulgaria, History of, [111].
Bulgaria, Progress of, [112].
Bulgaria, Turkish atrocities in, [118].
Bulgarian, The, uprising of 1908;
its cause and effect, [122].
Castelnuovo, [204].
Cattaro, Description of, [207].
Cattaro to Cettinje, Road from, [229].
Cettinje, Description of, [239].
Christianity, Bulgaria’s conversion to, [117].
Constantinovitch, Katrine, [48].
Conveniences of travel through the Balkans, [8].
Curzola, The sea battle near the island of, [250].
Cyril, [117].
Dalmatia, Routes of travel to, [177].
Danilo II of Montenegro, [217].
Dervish dance, Description of a, [160].
Diocletian, Palace of, at Spalato, [252].
Draga, Queen, of Servia. See [ Maschine].
Dragoleftsky, [108].
Dushan, King, of Servia, [117].
English language, Frequency of the, through the Balkans, [7].
Ferdinand, Prince, of Bulgaria, [122].
Ferdinand, Tzar, of Bulgaria, [125].
Fiume, Description of, [284].
German language, The, [4].
Gravosa, [179].
Greek efforts to conquer Bulgaria, [114].
Hapag ticket, [3].
Helena, Queen, of Italy, [217].
Hungarian language, The, [12].
Jablaniča, [169].
Jezero, The battle of, [221].
Kara George, and his assassination, [45].
Karageorgevitch, Peter, Accession to the throne of, [71].
Kara Mahmoud, [216].
Konjiča, [166].
Kossovo, Battle of, [118].
Kraglievaz, Island of, [270].
Kristatz, Battle of, [221].
La Croma, The Island of, [184].
Lazar, Tzar, Emperor of Servia, [212].
Maschine, Draga, [54].
Maschine, Draga, Burial of, and Alexander, [71].
Maschine, Draga, Marriage of, and Alexander, [57].
Maschine, Draga, Meeting of, and Alexander, [55].
Maschine, Draga, Murder of, and Alexander, [61].
Maschine, Draga, Prediction of the assassination of, [81].
Maschine, Draga, Prediction of the social ascendency of, [80].
Maschine, Nikola and Nikodim, Murder of, [68].
Methodius, [117].
Michael, Prince. See [Obrenovitch].
Milan, Prince. See [Obrenovitch].
Milo, Pope, of Montenegro, [223].
Milosh, Prince. See [Obrenovitch].
Montenegrin, The, Army, [215].
Montenegrin bravery, Anecdotes of, [221].
Montenegrin, The, national costume, [218].
Montenegrins, The, [212].
Montenegro, History of, [212].
Montenegro, Modern, [227].
Mostar, Description of, [170].
Murad I, Sultan, [117].
Natalie, Queen, of Servia, [49].
Nikephoros Phakos, Emperor, [114].
Nikola, Prince, of Montenegro, [217].
Nikshitch, Siege of, [223].
Nisch, Hotels in, [97].
Nisch, Tower of skulls in, [101].
Njegushi, [237].
Novakovics, Murder of the brothers, [75].
Novi-Bazaar, [149].
Obrenovitch, Alexander, [49].
Obrenovitch, Alexander, Burial of, and Draga, [71].
Obrenovitch, Alexander, Marriage of, and Draga, [57].
Obrenovitch, Alexander, Meeting of, and Draga, [55].
Obrenovitch, Alexander, Murder of, and Draga, [61].
Obrenovitch, Alexander, Prediction of the assassination of, [81].
Obrenovitch, Michael, [47].
Obrenovitch, Michael, Prediction of the murder of, [79].
Obrenovitch, Milan, the First, [47].
Obrenovitch, Milan, the Second, [49].
Obrenovitch, Milosh, the First, [46].
Obrenovitch, Milosh, the Second, [48].
Orient Express, The, [142].
Passports, [19].
Pawlowitch, General, Murder of, [68].
Peter I, of Montenegro, [216].
Peter II, of Montenegro, [238].
Petrovich, George (Kara-George), [45].
Philip, [113].
Podgoritza, [227].
Prince-Bishops of Montenegro, [216].
Promontorium Diomedis, [270].
Ragusa, Description of, [180].
Ragusa, The Great Earthquake of, [193].
Ragusa, History of, [187].
Ravna, [175].
Registration, The Servian method of, [20].
Rundreise ticket, The, [2].
Russian intrigue in Bulgaria, [121].
Russian invasion of Bulgaria, The first, [117].
Saint Simeon, Story of, [272].
Salona, Description of, [261].
Sarajevo, Description of, [151].
Sebenico, [270].
Segna, [283].
Servian, The, army, [29].
Servian customs, [37].
Servian exports, [29].
Servian nation, Rapid rise of the, [27].
Servian national dance, [38].
Servian national drink, [29].
Servian race-meets, [30].
Servians, The, [24].
Shishman III, Tzar, [117].
Simeon, Tzar, [114].
Slavs, Population of Bulgaria by the, [113].
Sophia, Description of, [107].
Sophia, Hotels in, [106].
Sophia, Market day in, [130].
Sviatoslav, [114].
Thraco-Dacians, [113].
Thraco-Illyrians, [113].
Thraco-Macedonians, [113].
Tzaribrod, [102].
Uscocs, The, [284].
Uskoplje, [175].
Vespasian, Annexation of Bulgaria by, [113].
Vladika, or Prince-Bishops, [216].
Ylidze, [159].
Zara, Description of, [271].
Zinisces, Emperor, [114].
Zlarin, Island of, [270].

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Transcriber’s Notes

In the Index:—

Uskoplje—page 174 has been changed to 175. (Page 74 is a blank page in the original.)

Montenegro, Modern—page 226 has been changed to 227. (Page 226 is a blank page in the original.)

Montenegrin, The, Army—page 213 has been changed to 215. (Page 213 shows an illustration.)

Hyphenation has been standardised.