Title Pomorstvo Kraljevine Dalmacije 1815.-1918. Title (english) Maritime industry of the Kingdom of Dalmatia 1815 -1918 Author Ante Negro Mentor Mateo Bratanić (mentor)Committee member Ivica Glavan (predsjednik povjerenstva)Committee member Mateo Bratanić (član povjerenstva)Committee member Luka Grbić (član povjerenstva)Granter University of Zadar Defense date and country 2024-11-29, Croatia Scientific / art field, HUMANISTIC SCIENCES Abstract Od antike, prostor koji poznajemo pod imenom Dalmacija, bio je naseljen narodima koji su živjeli s morem i od njega; bavili se razvijenom brodogradnjom, ribarstvom i pomorskom trgovinom, ali i bili vični pomorskom ratovanju a ponekad i gusarenju. Dalmatinski pomorac kao sinonim vrsnog pomorca i osobe koja je na ti s morem, medijem koji je zbog svojih nepredvidivih prirodnih uvjeta i mistike oduvijek percipiran kao opasan i stran, rezultat je duge tradicije proizašle od antičkih pomorskih znanja
... More nastalih ispreplitanjem pomorskih kultura Liburna, Ilira, Grka, Rimljana, Slavena, Mlečana, pa čak i Normana i Turaka, koji su svi u većoj ili manjoj mjeri ostavili svoj utisak na razvoj pomorske kulture ovog područja. Pomorstvo Kraljevine Dalmacije 19. stoljeća, stoljeća industrijske revolucije, kulminacija je i zenit klasičnih pomorskih znanja jedrenjaštva i postupna prilagodba na moderne tehnologije propulzije, ali i organizacije brodarskog sektora. Koristeći novostečeni bazen vrsnih pomoraca, Dalmacije, Istre i Veneta, Austrijsko Carstvo obogaćuje svoj pomorski trgovački sustav i do sredine stoljeća postaje vodeća trgovačka sila Mediterana. Dalmatinski pomorci služe kao kapetani, osnivaju vlastite brodarske kompanije i školuju se u vlastitim pomorskim školama. Stara pomorska središta se moderniziraju, a carstvo ulaže u njihovu infrastrukturu, a zakoni koji se uvode čine pomorsku trgovinu Jadranom uređenom, što daje dodatnu sigurnost i povećava isplativost same trgovine morem. U radu se obrađuje povijesni okvir ovog vremena, glavna središta i ključni čimbenici razvoja pomorstva i privrede Dalmacije u 19. stoljeću. Less Abstract (english) Since antiquity, the area now known as Dalmatia has been inhabited by seafaring peoples who not only lived by the sea but also made their living of it; engaging in advanced shipbuilding, fishing, and maritime trade. These people were also renowned for their skill in naval warfare and at times - piracy. The Dalmatian sailor, long synonymous with excellence and confidence at sea – a realm often regarded as perilous and foreign due to its unpredictable nature and mystique – embodies a legacy
... More rooted in ancient maritime know-how. This tradition evolved from a fusion of the maritime cultures of the Liburnians, Illyrians, Greeks, Romans, Slavs, Venetians and even Normans and Turks, all of whom, to varying extents, left their mark on the development of seafaring culture in the region. In the 19th century – the age of the industrial revolution – the shipping industry in the Kingdom of Dalmatia reached its peak, representing the zenith of classical sailing expertise alongside a gradual adaptation to modern propulsion technologies and the organisational demands of an evolving shipping sector. Drawing of the highly skilled seafarers of Dalmatia, Istria, and the Veneto, the Austrian Empire bolstered its maritime trade network, becoming the Mediterranean's leading trading power by the mid-century. Dalmatian sailors served as captains, established shipping companies and attended their own nautical schools. During that period, traditional maritime centres were modernised, with the Empire investing in infrastructure and enacting regulations to make Adriatic trade more secure and profitable. This paper will explore the historical context of this period, the principal maritime centres, and the key drivers of Dalmatia’s maritime and economic development in the 19th century. Less Keywords
Kraljevina Dalmacija
Trst
povijest pomorstva
pomorska trgovina
19. stoljeće
tradicionalna brodogradnja
parobrod
brodarstvo
Keywords (english)
Kingdom of Dalmatia
Trieste
maritime history
maritime trade
19th century
traditional shipbuilding
steamship
shipping
Language croatian URN:NBN urn:nbn:hr:162:779165 Study programme Title: Maritime Industry Organization Type of resource Text File origin Born digital Access conditions Open access Terms of use Created on 2025-01-07 09:06:23
