Banat (8537 bytes)
1: ...estern part to [[Serbia-Montenegro]] (the Serbian Banat, mostly included in the [[Vojvodina]], except for...
3: The term ''Banat'' in general means a frontier province governed b...
5: ... qualification, it indicates the Timişoara banat, which strangely acquired this title after the [[...
9: ===Romanian Banat===
11: ...:Banat.png|frame|Map of [[Romania]] with Romanian Banat highlighted]]

Banat Krajina (452 bytes)
1: ...ilitary Frontier]] (''Krajina'') located in the [[Banat]] (now split between [[Serbia and Montenegro]] an...
3: The Banat Krajina comprised the [[Petrovaradin]] Regiment w...

South Banat District (1601 bytes)
1: ...:M_vojvodina02.jpg|thumb|right|South Banat (Juzni Banat) District within Vojvodina]]
3: ...ancevo|Pančevo]]. It lies in the region of [[Banat]], in the autonomous province of [[Vojvodina]].
14: **[[Banatski Karlovac]]
34: [[ro:Judeţul Banatul de Sud]]

North Banat District (1614 bytes)
1: ..._vojvodina02.jpg|thumb|right|North Banat (Severni Banat) District within Vojvodina]]
3: ...trict]] of [[Serbia]]. It lies in the region of [[Banat]], in the autonomous province of [[Vojvodina]].

Central Banat District (1462 bytes)
1: ...ojvodina02.jpg|thumb|right|Central Banat (Srednji Banat) District within Vojvodina]]
3: ...trict]] of [[Serbia]]. It lies in the region of [[Banat]], in the autonomous province of [[Vojvodina]].
25: [[ro:Judeţul Banatul Central]]

Dunavska banovina (1578 bytes)
1: ...This province consisted of [[Srem]], [[Backa]], [[Banat]], [[Baranja]] and [[Sumadija]]. Capital city of ...
6: ...944]] and its capital city was [[Smederevo]] (But Banat itself was separate autonomous region ruled by [[...
8: ...45]] as a province of Serbia (incorporating Srem, Banat and Backa). Instead of previous name (Dunavska ba...

Districts of Serbia (2646 bytes)
39: *[[North Banat District|North Banat]]
40: *[[Central Banat District|Central Banat]]
41: *[[South Banat District|South Banat]]

Military Frontier (1882 bytes)
1: ...late 1600s ([[Slavonian Krajina|Slavonian]] and [[Banat Krajina]]) until the 19th century.
6: * [[Banat Krajina]] (on the Serbian-Romanian border)
14: ...n the [[1990s]] during the [[Yugoslav wars]]. The Banat Krajina was unaffected by this.

Zrenjanin (1903 bytes)
1: ...ve center of the [[Central Banat District|Central Banat okrug]] of Serbia. In [[2003]], the city's popula...
13: Zrenjanin is the largest city in the Serbian [[Banat]] and was once its administrative center (of the ...

Klein-Betschkerek (304 bytes)
1: ...nian: Becicherecu Mic) is a village in romanian [[Banat]], near the city of [[Timisoara|Timişoara]].
6: * http://cefha.org/banat/dd/bpsr/kbetschk.html

Srpska Crnja (1187 bytes)
2: [[Banat]] along side border with [[Romania]]. It is locat...
3: Torontal Country, Central Banat District, Province of Vojvodina,

Emperor Jovan Nenad (1398 bytes)
1: ...ependent state consisted of [[Backa]], northern [[Banat]] and a small part of [[Srem]]. Jovan Nenad procl...
11: # Milan Tutorov, ''Mala Raška a u Banatu'', Zrenjanin, 1991.

Caras-Severin (2634 bytes)
5: ...to a major mining center. In [[1855]], the entire Banat area, and therefore the supply of mineral deposit...
7: After [[World War I]], STEG, Banat and most other [[Austro-Hungarian Empire|Austro-H...

Temes (2840 bytes)
6: Temes county is part of the [[Banat]] region. It shared borders with [[Serbia]] and t...
9: ...ian]] rule. Temes county was recreated when the [[Banat]] was incorporated into the [[Kingdom of Hungary]...
13: ...ian part of pre-1918 Temes county (the southern [[Banat]] region) is presently part of [[Serbia]], autono...

Srem (region) (4136 bytes)
28: [[Image:Vojvodina10.jpg|thumb|right|Banat, Backa and Srem after 1881]]
34: ... (Danubian Banat) and [[Savska banovina]] (Savian Banat), which were provinces of the [[Kingdom of Yugosl...
36: ...dina]], while Western Srem (former part of Savian Banat) is part of [[Croatia]].
43: * [[Banat]] to the east, also across Danube

Ban (title) (4400 bytes)
1: ...r ''banovina'', often transcribed to English as ''banate'', ''bannat'' etc.
7: ...]. In Hungary, each of the provinces was called ''banat''; the Croatian word was ''banovina''.
9: ...e banate of Croatia was rarely referred to as a ''banat''. Croatia was governed by the viceroy ban as a w...
13: ...ver which a ban ruled in Wallachia was called a ''banat''. The main Wallachian ruling title was [[voivod]...
23: ...] (sometimes called the ''Temesvar/Timişoara Banat'') in the [[Panonian plain]] between the [[Danube...

Kikinda (520 bytes)
1: ...0. It is the administrative center of the [[North Banat District]] of Serbia.

Moldova (disambiguation) (525 bytes)
7: *[[Moldova Noua|Moldova Nouă]], a city in [[Banat]] region of [[Romania]].

Coat of Arms of Romania (735 bytes)
10: * [[lion]] - [[Banat]]

Timis (river) (537 bytes)
1: ...rin]] county, [[Romania]]. It flows through the [[Banat]] region and flows into the [[Danube]] at [[Pance...

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