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White pawn defeated black king. Victory of small. Falleng king and pawn standing. Chess figurines on chessboard.

Budapest, Hungary- December 31, 2016: St. Steven Cathedral in Xmas illumination at December 31, 2016, Budapest, Hungary. St. Steven Cathedral is decorated for Xmas every year.

$King Nikola’s Museum was founded in 1926, within the residence of the last Montenegrin ruler Nikola I Petrović Njegoš, in continuation of the tradition of collecting and carefully preserving the materials on the Montenegrin past. The construction started in 1863 and was completed around 1867. However, it is known for a fact that the original purpose of the building was to accommodate the widow and daughter of Prince Danilo. After Darinka left Montenegro, this residence obtained a new function. Members of the royal family moved from Biljarda to the new “palace”, as Montenegrins used to call it.\n\nOver time, the royal residence underwent several important reconstructions. The most recent alterations took place on the occasion of celebrating the Golden Jubilee in 1910, when the building obtained its final appearance. The newly established State Museum (current King Nikola’s Museum) gathered the material from the Military Museum and the National Museum, the institutions created in the nineteenth century, as well as the entire preserved inventory from the Montenegrin dynastic residences. Thus, from the very beginning of its work, it gathered in one place the most important museum material on the political, military and cultural history of Montenegro that records the state-building developments in a continuous and complex manner, from the medieval beginnings to 1918, when Montenegro as an independent country disappears from the political map of Europe.$

1 Perper 1912 Nikola I. Coin of Montenegro. Obverse Bust of the king Nicholas I facing right. Lettering around. Reverse Crowned mantled arms within sprigs above date and value

A part of facade of the King Nikola Palace in Bar Montenegro. The building is located very close to the coast in Bar - Montenegro. The real name of this building is - Vila Topolica, and the year of construction is 1885. The building was designed by architect Josip Slade. Today this building is known as - King Nikola Palace, and here is located - Native Museum. The photo was taken - 08.01.2012. at 20:18:45 local time.

The building is located very close to the coast in Bar - Montenegro. The real name of this building is - Vila Topolica, and the year of construction is 1885. The building was designed by architect Josip Slade. Today this building is known as - King Nikola Palace, and here is located - Native Museum. The photo was taken - 08.01.2012. at 20:09:32 local time.

Cetinje, Montenegro - August 3, 2023: The church is dedicated to the Birth of the Most Holy Mother of God and was built by King Nikola I of Montenegro in 1890.

Palace of King Nikola Petrovic was built in 1900 in Niksic, second largest city in Montenegro. Today it is a county museum.