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'''Carniola''' (in slovenian, '''Kranjska''') is a historical region of [[Slovenia]]. It is first mentioned in 973 as a part of the [[Franks]]-governed [[Carantania|Greater Carantania]]. In the middle of the 13th century, it became part of the [[Habsburg empire]] and lasted in it for more than 600 years. In 1849, it was internally divided into ''Gorenjska'' (''Upper region''), ''Notranjska'' (''Inner region'') and ''Dolenjska'' (''Lower region''), which today exist as independent regions.
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'''Carniola''' (in Slovenian, '''Kranjska''') is a historical region of [[Slovenia]]. It is first mentioned in 973 as a part of the [[Franks]]-governed [[Carantania|Greater Carantania]]. In the middle of the 13th century, it became part of the [[Habsburg empire]] and lasted in it for more than 600 years. In 1849, it was internally divided into ''Gorenjska'' (''Upper region''), ''Notranjska'' (''Inner region'') and ''Dolenjska'' (''Lower region''), which today exist as independent regions.