Historically, the border between the Ottoman Empire and Venice (later Austria) shifted. Some tribes were split or had close ties to the "Boka" area:

Do not rely on random download sites. Use this professional research pathway:

Step 1: Contact the Imotski City Museum (Muzej Imotske Krajine) They hold digitized versions of tribal registries. Request "Fond: Plemena, signatura 12l."

Step 2: Search Digital Libraries of Croatia

Step 3: Visit “Kameni Svati” Local History Forum This online community often shares private scans. Ask specifically for "Materijal 12l – popis bratstava."

Step 4: Use Correct Boolean Search "Imotska krajina" AND (pleme OR bratstvo) AND "sken"

To find a PDF document that discusses the tribes of the Imota region in 12 pages, you might want to try the following:

The term "plemena" translates to "tribes" in English. Historically, the Imota Krajina region, like many parts of Croatia, has been inhabited by various ethnic groups and tribes over the centuries. However, detailed information on specific tribes (or "plemena") might be more challenging to find and could depend on historical records, anthropological studies, and local folklore.

Assuming you locate a legitimate copy of Plemena Imotske Krajine (likely authored by local historians such as Fra Petar Bakić, Mijo Čurković, or Ante Škobalj), the "12l" version should include: