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This article raises several questions and problems. Firstly, the ruins of Novi Zrin are not situated in Croatia but in Hungary, near the villages of Belezna and Őrtilos. There were excavations carried out by Hungarian archeologists ( http://index.hu/tudomany/tortenelem/zrinyi060714/) during the last year and the year before last. And according to the rules of Wikipedia the Hungarian name: "Zrínyi-újvár" or "Zrínyiújvár" should be used instead of the Croatian one. (For the correct spelling see the Hungarian version of the Novi Zrin article) -- Sgn ( talk) 16:44, 14 October 2012 (UTC) reply