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Vrijedan izvor su i historijski dokumenti gdje se direktno ili indirektno spominju gore pobrojani lokaliteti koji svjedoče o značaju za tadašnju bosansku državu. Podzemni labirint ispod Visokog se pruža desetine kilometara i sastoji se od prolaza, prostorija i vjestačkih podzemnih jezera. Škola je radila sve do 1914.

U podacima iz 1882. The quick reaction of the local population prevented the town's capture by seizing two local finally on 26 April, where newly formed local TO territory defence forces captured most of the arms in the barracks, which was a turning point at the start of in the Visoko area. Visoko itself was heavily damaged; especially, economic resources and factories were purposely hit, damaged and destroyed. Kao prvi rezultati bili su geomagnetski planovi naselja od 5 kuća sa poveznim putevima. The founder of the town of Visoko was Ajas-beg , who was originally from Visoko but converted to from. Visoko je oslobođeno od strane 7, 9 i 17 Krajiške brigade iz Desete divizije. Austrougarska vladavina Ovaj članak nije preveden djelomično ili uopće. Podvisoki was long time main trade center in medieval Bosnia. Urban Sevdah bend nailazi na razumijevanje kako kod starije tako i kod mlađe publike.

Danas je ovo istraživanje najveći svjetski arheološki projekt koji privlači desetine hiljada turista u Visoko BiH svake godine. U medresi je bila knjižnica osnovana 1840.

Uživo radio stanice BiH - Located between and , Visoko lies on the where the river Fojnica merges into it. Na taj način je naučno potvrđena iznimna starost gradnje bosanske piramide Mjeseca koja je starija od kultura Sumera, Babilona i drevnog Egipta.

Located between and , Visoko lies on the where the river Fojnica merges into it. The municipality is organized into 25 local communities. Visoko from Visočica hill The Visoko municipality covers 232 square kilometres with several characteristic, morphologically distinctive valleys formed by the foothills of the Central Bosnian mountains including Ozren, Vranica and Zvijezda. The altitude of the region ranges from 400 — 1,050 metres. Visoko's natural environment is defined by the river-valleys of the and Fojnica rivers. The municipality borders the towns of , , , , , and , and is connected by rail to the coast. It is also on the — magistral road to the north. Prehistoric era The Visoko region shows evidence of long continuous occupation, with the first traces of life dating back to 4000 BC. Because there are two rivers that go through Visoko, the and Fojnica, the area of Visoko was always inhabited. In the period, the area of Central played an important role as a mediator between the settlements of Coast and the central. These metropolitan areas were connected by and rivers. Since Visoko was situated on the Bosna River, it has gained a lot of economic traffic between the two larger cities. In these settlements, many , and other objects have been found from this period. River Since 2002, smaller excavations and geophysical prospectus ions in the big settlement hill Okolište were carried out. As the first, the result of these activities showed a geomagnetic plan of a 5 house settlement with house lines and connection systems. During the first excavations, 6 5 x 5 m surfaces were uncovered. The findings of excellently preserved settlements as well as typological, radiometric, archaeological, and botanical analyses of the present excavations show a large scientific potential of the place regarding the late period. In September 2007 the continued archaeological excavations of Okolište, where it is estimated that around 3,000 people lived in the settlement during the Neolithic Age. The age of settlement is estimated by to be around 4700 to 4500 years. This is one of the largest settlements found in Bosnia, confirmed by materials found and the number of houses that were located using the geomagnetic method. Illyria and Roman empire The Visoko area was inhabited by the tribe of. The established its rule in 9 AD and built roads and fortresses in places like Kralupi, Seoča and Mokronozi. Area of Visoko was part of Roman province. Medieval Bosnian Kingdom 958-1463 Main article: Visoko is named after the Castle and the town of Visoki, which occupied , Podvisoki, Mile today's Arnautovići , Biskupići and Moštre — together known as Visoko valley. Visoki and other historical places in the Visoko valley were the early center of the once powerful. Many historical were made and written in Visoko valley, including the charter of first Bosnian king in 1355, in castro nostro Vizoka vocatum which was also the first direct mention of the town of Visoki. Visoki was also a place where many important documents and legislation of medieval Bosnia were signed and written. The town of Visoki had a defensive role in protecting Podvisoki Subvisoki which was located just below the town and was one of earliest examples of the urban environments in Bosnia. Podvisoki was long time main trade center in medieval Bosnia. Medieval remains of Church in Mile The met at Mile, where was crowned in 1377 and eventually buried alongside his uncle, , the who preceded him. The Medieval Bosnian State Archive was also located there. Mile is today known for its many ornamented tombs of kings, bans and other former rulers. By 1340, Mile was the centre of the church province of Saint Kuzme an Damjan first mentioned in 1244 , and the remains of the church can still be seen at the site. Plate dating from 1193 was discovered at Biskupići, along with the remains of another medieval church, grave sites and the foundations of several other contemporary structures. Moštre's university, founded in 1175 was one of the first in , and was known for its scholarship in , , and , although because of its connection to the , nothing remains of its archives. Its existence is documented only by a handful of references in the of its enemy, the. Other notable medieval settlements in the vicinity included Sebinje town, Čajan town in Gračanica — which protected the roads between Visoko and — and the town of Bedem i Goduša. Ottoman Empire 1463—1878 Painting of Visoko depicting the Ottoman time of governing Bosnia The area of Visoko was conquered by around 1463, and it is from this time period that modern Visoko was formed. The founder of the town of Visoko was Ajas-beg , who was originally from Visoko but converted to from. Visoko was a at that time. From 1483, a served at the head of the Visoko municipality, who together with the military commander was the representative of the military and administration. The main reisu-l-eimme , who existed in Visoko, fulfilled religious duties and duties to society. The court or judicial administration was carried out by the naib or judge , who received help for bringing decisions by a jury of respected people from Visoko. The naib effected the law and his court according to. During his rule, up to 1477, Ajas-beg built , a religious , an , bridge on the , and a Islamic high school , and also founded monastery , which is preserved to this day. In a short period, Visoko developed into the administrative center of the municipality and into the heart of and , as well as the heart of cultural and spiritual life in the region. Visoko by then had the imbibe look of an oriental-style town with all the religious and cultural institutions. Austro-Hungarian Empire 1878—1918 Example of building built in pseudo-Moorish style during Austro-Hungarian rule. The was in 1878 officially annexed in 1908 and only small local showed resistance and fought. In the early years of rule, Visoko did not significantly change and kept its oriental-style look. In 1882, Visoko was an organized settlement with developed , , and other. The Tabhana mosque was founded in Visoko center and the city itself was expanded further to the banks of the Fojnica River. The main street was developed towards the town of Jalija, located at the delta of and a bridge across the Bosna River. The first buildings of this period included the train station from 1882, the court building from 1895, a church with a gymnasium 1899—1900 , the municipality office, and a primary school from 1910. All were mainly built in the pseudo-Moorish style. Further development of the city was stalled by jangija, the big fire in 1911. The upper city area was completely burned, as well all the houses down the main street alongside Beledija, Shadrvan mosque and the high school. In all, 450 homes, stores and other small buildings were burned down. In the spring of 1912, the rebuilding of the city started and the government decided that all houses would be built with and a tile in a. After the mayor rebuilt Visoko, it had a unique mix of and styles. Some houses from this time period still stand in the old district of the town. Kingdom of Yugoslavia, NDH and WWII 1918-45 After and the defeat of in 1918, Visoko was incorporated into the new. In the new state, the structure of houses did not change nor did the town develop. At the outbreak of the , Visoko was included in the newly formed -sponsored. Throughout the war, the town was not a battlefront and did not suffer much damage from the war itself. However, of the 1205 from the Visoko area, 142 of them were killed during the war. Visoko was liberated on 7 April 1945 by the 7th, 9th and 17th Krajina brigades from the Tenth division of the forces of the. SFR Yugoslavia 1945-92 After , Visoko, like many other towns in , began and further expansion. From 1950, the town expanded to the extensive along and Fojnica shores, which were mostly used as farms. For ages, Visoko was known for its quality leather industry and with new age of industrialisation, the biggest leather company in Yugoslavia, KTK, had its headquarters in Visoko. Besides the leather industry, Visoko was distinctive for its textile, trade, metal and food industries, making the town one of the largest in Socialist Yugoslavia. By 1991, Visoko had 92,5 million of , with 80 million of that from KTK's leather industry. Due to the economical success of Visoko, Yugoslav president came to Visoko to visit the factories and the town itself. During this period, the town developed necessary institutions like a , and , , , , sport stadiums, and halls. Culture bloomed with the founding of a theatre, museum, cinema and library. Education was also improved by building three new schools: a primary , two high schools with a gymnasium and mixed high school center, Hazim Šabanović. In 1983 Zlatko Ugljen received for. The late 1980s and early 1990s were years of hasty urbanization and building of whole settlements like Luke which represents the most densely populated area of Visoko. Modern urban settlement Naselje Luke built in late 1980s and early 1990s In 1953, Visoko's handball club, , previously Vitex was founded and eventually competed in the first Yugoslavia handball league. A football club called was created in 1953 by merging two existing clubs Jadran founded 1923 and Radnički founded 1934. Aero club Izet Kurtalić is also one of successful clubs which won numerous gold and other medals in Yugoslavia. Bosnian War 1992-95 On 6 April 1992, a state of emergency was proclaimed, with already armed and surrounding the town. Local residents began to arm themselves or were armed by the party. The quick reaction of the local population prevented the town's capture by seizing two local finally on 26 April, where newly formed local TO territory defence forces captured most of the arms in the barracks, which was a turning point at the start of in the Visoko area. The TO then provided support to the soldiers in and around for which they were praised by on 24 June. The end of January embarked conflict between the and which succeed TO. On 27 January Visoko and neighbouring units prevented the blockade of. On 2 November ARBiH units captured nearby HVO-held with no losses. The last days of 1994 brought a ceasefire between HVO and ARBiH, forming a united and begin concentrating the fight on the much better-armed Army of Republika Srpska. On 15 June Visoko was center of preparations for breaking the blockage on nearby Sarajevo. As ARBiH was forbidden to move across HVO held territory this move was performed directly from Visoko, where Serb forces were heavily and long ago fortified almost four years with better arms. Action was however executed but with no significant gains, only some portion of territory was liberated but Sarajevo stayed besieged. This big manoeuvre helped ARBiH forces outside Sarajevo to capture whole several towns and villages. Finally the removed all front lines who were all 4 years dangerously close to town itself but never changed considerably, and only changes were made by Visoko's forces by capturing nearby Zimča and other minor hills which only prevented town being surrounded which was accomplished. Visoko itself was heavily damaged; especially, economic resources and factories were purposely hit, damaged and destroyed. For four years of war Visoko area units lost 297 soldiers, 600 were wounded and disabled. Civilians also suffered, many of them wounded or killed, although throughout the whole war, Visoko served as a center for refugees across Bosnia and Herzegovina, as it was considered well defended by their units, thus Visoko was a logistical center of Army BiH because it had industrial capacity and an improvised aerodrome. Bosnian pyramids Main article: Visočica is a hill overlooking the town of Visoko. In October 2005, Bosnian native and author claimed that this hill and several surrounding hills concealed. Scientific investigations of the site show there is no pyramid. The building on the right side of the picture was the former center of the once mighty company Velepromet Visoko, experienced intensive modernization during the socialist era until 1991 with industrial exports accounting for a significant proportion of the town's economic activity. Official Yugoslav data from 1991 state that Visoko achieved over 1 million dollars worth of export. The town's economy was led by 20 sizable enterprises operating in the and industrial sectors led by KTK and Vitex, the largest organisation which operated in contrast to the otherwise traditional town of Visoko. Still, even the heavy bombardment by and didn't stop Visoko's industry from producing goods for the army and civil population of Visoko and area. War left non erasable damage to Visoko's economy, but it is slowly repairing. Again, leather and textile industry are renewed with founding new company which invested well over 5 million KM, which inherited old KTK staff and technical equipment with reasonable fee. Today, Prevent employs over 1500 workers and makes products mainly for export for European. It is interesting to mention industry Vispak who received certificate on July 29, 2005 for making largest in world. There is not much detailed data about in the Visoko area, or the place called Bosnia as it was referred to in one of the. It was in 1175 when the university was first mentioned, the high academy of Bosnian religious organization see. This university was known for its scholarship in , , and. There are four documents that directly or indirectly point to existence of the high academy in the Visoko area. Most of the exhibits are related to the , because the Visoko valley Mile, Biskupići and Moštre was once the center of the Bosnian kingdom. In the museum there are many objects and documents from Middle Ages, one of which is a fragment of the old castle and town of Visoki. In Goduša there is an extension of the museum where there are antique works of old Goduša's crafts, which are mostly. The director of the museum is Senad Hodović. Health Visoko has a with which was built in 1953. In 2006 polyclinic was modernized with modern laboratory and computer equipment. Music In nearby Mulići there is Sevdah Institute of Omer Pobrić, whose mission is to preserve music, , and. Sport Organized sports began to emerge with the opening of confessional and state schools. In 1909, the Soko society was formed, and supported many sport activities. The building of the sport center on 16 June 1934 let developing men and women play volleyball, football, and later. Football club Bosna was winner of First League in 1998, and in 1999. In Yugoslavia the club managed to enter Second League in 1963. From 28 February to 2 March 2008 Visoko's hall Mladost was host of Group 2 qualifiers for in. Retrieved 10 May 2016.