Veliko Trojstvo

The Great Trinity is a municipality in Croatia. The first ancient information show that the Trinity changed into stated in 1272. In similarly historical facts in 1316, it's far noted the existence of the monastery and the abyss of the Holy Trinity, where the settlement existed. From the listing of the parish of the Zagreb Archdiocese from 1334, in the Bjelovar place there may be a parish inside the region, and in 1704 the records refer to the name Belloblaczka Vulgo Troistvo, from which it is able to be without a doubt concluded that the call refers to the Great Troy.

After the destruction of the Turks and the Mongols in the 13th and 14th centuries, the construction of earth forts is coming, as witnessed by using current studies between the Bjelovacki bridge and cutting-edge Lug forest, about 400 meters from the Grginac railway station. The stays had been also observed at the brink of the forests of Voscenik, west of the road Dominkovica Vrbica. Significant sites of ceramics are present within the vicinity of ​​today's municipality: on the crossroads of Maglenka Old Brijeg, the courtyard of Milan Grbcic in Grginac, west of the Borovo hill and among the brook Bjelovacke and Dobrovite.