Zeta (Bosnian Kingdom)

Zeta (Bosnian: Zeta) is a region in the Bosnian Kingdom, bordering Hezegovina, Dalmatia and Sandzak. In 2016, the region had 968,737 inhabitants, the least populous region in the Bosnian Kingdom, having a lower population than Sandzak. The regions largest city is Nikšić, while seat of the regional parliament is Cetinje.
== History ==
Zeta was a part of the Kingdom of Bosnia under Tvrtko. When the Ottomans came, it was made into Montenegro. In the 1844 Peace Treaty between the Ottomans and Bosnians Zeta was given to Bosnia along with Sandzak, making it the 4th ever region of Bosnia, the last being Dalmatia.
Much like Sandzak and Herzegovina it was mostly uninvolved in the Balkan Wars and WW1. It was the main reason the Coup of Sarajevo happened, as Bosnia did not want to give Zeta to Italy, resulting in the Axis organising a coup. During WW2, Zeta was a part of Italy and not the Independent State of Bosnia like Sandžak. It was liberated by the Dragons of Bosnia in January of 1945.
The region was populated heavily by Albanians during and after WW2, so the Regional Parliament of Zeta organised a nationwide Festival of Uniqueness, that would happen every year starting in 1958, happening in the 25 largest cities.
== People ==
This region is the least populous, having a lower population than Sandžak, as stated before.
It is home to over 400 thousand Bosnians, 300 thousand Montenegrins and 200 thousand Albanians. The rest of the region is populated by other people, such as Serbs near the border with Bosnian Zlatibor, in total around 70k.
The religion is predominantly Islam at 65% and Orthodox Christians at 35%.
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