Definition: Dubrovnik, a town in Croatia, refers to a fortified city built by Serbs following the fall of the Ottoman Empire in the 19th century. It's named after Duval Bey, the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire who ruled over Dubrovačko during World War I. The word 'dubrovnik' translates to 'strong fortress' or 'fortified city'. This fortified town was built for defense by the Serbs. It features defensive walls that are still in place today and are located along the Dinar River, which is also a tributary of the Neretva River. The name Dubrovačko comes from the Slavic word "dubrov", meaning 'strong fort', and "vėčiau" which means 'castle'. The fortress was built around 1807 by local residents as a defensive structure against Ottoman invasion.
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