Orthodox Church in Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Orthodox Church in Bosnia and Herzegovina - part of Serb Orthodox Church by name Metropolitan of Dabar-Bosnia.

Main cathedral: Nativity of Mother of God Cathedral

As orthodox church founded 1219, but in terms of becoming part of Serb Orthodox Church 1880.

Before that year, Orthodox church in Bosnia, was under control of Patriarch of Constantinople.