Bulozi · Miljacka headwaters · Medieval · Ottoman
Hodidjed at Bulozi
The mapped ruins east of Sarajevo are traditionally called Hodidjed or Stari grad. The identification of the medieval Hodidjed is debated: scholars have also associated that name with the site of Sarajevo’s White Bastion. This entry stays anchored to the Bulozi ruins and follows the site plan reproduced in the University of Sarajevo architectural study. Upper enclosures and a much larger outer circuit are shown conservatively, without treating a disputed historical identification as settled.
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1940
Mazalić publishes a plan of Stari grad, later reproduced in architectural scholarship.
Architecture & evidence
Upper ruins
Simplified upper court and central tower follow Mazalić’s Stari grad plan, reproduced by the University of Sarajevo.
Inner divisions
Low compartment walls indicate the recorded complex without assigning unverified room functions.
Outer circuit
A larger lower enclosure and detached round tower appear in the published plan. Heights and north alignment are estimated.
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Ruined masonry and uneven approaches. Confirm the current walking route and access locally.
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