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November Rain

November Rain: Guns N' Roses power ballad written by Axl Rose, on Use Your Illusion I (1991), No. 3 Billboard Hot 100, 8:57 video, MTV most-requested, 2022 orchestral version.

November Story (நவம்பர் ஸ்டோரி) is a 2021 Tamil Disney+ Hotstar crime thriller web series by Indhra Subramanian, starring Tamannaah Bhatia as a hacker proving her Alzheimer's-afflicted novelist father innocent of murder; seven episodes, IMDb 7.6.

November Uprising

November Uprising (powstanie listopadowe), Polish-Russian War 1830-1831: armed Polish rebellion against the Russian Empire begun in Warsaw on 29 November 1830, ending with Warsaw's fall in October 1831 and the loss of Congress Poland's autonomy.

Novena

A novena is a Catholic devotion of nine successive days of private or public prayer, offered to obtain a grace, prepare for a feast, or mourn the dead.

Novgorod archiepiscopate

The Novgorod archiepiscopate (Новгородская архиепископия) was the church province of Novgorod, whose archbishop, elected locally from 1156, served as one of the heads of government of the Novgorod republic.

Novgorod architecture

Novgorod architecture is the regional school of medieval Russian stone church building formed in Veliky Novgorod between the 11th and 15th centuries, beginning with St Sophia Cathedral and flourishing under the Novgorod Republic.

Novgorod birchbark documents

The Novgorod birchbark documents (Берестяные грамоты) are private letters and records of the 11th to 15th centuries scratched on birch bark, first unearthed in Veliky Novgorod in 1951.

Novgorod First Chronicle

The Novgorod First Chronicle (Новгородская первая летопись) is the oldest chronicle of the Novgorod feudal republic, a key source for its medieval political history and daily life.

Oct 21, 2026

Novgorod Oblast

Novgorod Oblast (Новгородская область) is a federal subject of Russia in the northwest, whose administrative center is Veliky Novgorod; it was formed on 5 July 1944.

Novgorod posadnik and tysyatsky offices

The Novgorod posadnik and tysyatsky offices (институты посадника и тысяцкого) were the two highest elected officials of the Novgorod Republic, abolished with the veche in 1478.

Novgorod princely charters of the 13th century

The Novgorod princely charters of the 13th century (Договорные грамоты Новгорода с князьями) were treaties binding princes invited to Novgorod's throne, the earliest surviving from 1264.

Novgorod princely institution

The Novgorod princely institution (Княжение в Новгороде) was the system by which Novgorod invited, restricted, and expelled its princes on contract terms, ending with Moscow's conquest in 1478.

Novgorod Republic

Novgorod Republic (Новгородская республика), also Lord Novgorod the Great: medieval northwestern Rus' polity, second quarter of the 12th century to 1478, ruled by the veche assembly, posadniks, and archbishop, a Hanseatic fur-trade hub annexed by Ivan III of Moscow in 1477–1478.

Novgorod school of icon painting

The Novgorod school of icon painting (Новгородская школа иконописи) was a medieval Russian school of religious painting formed in Veliky Novgorod by the 13th century.

Novgorod school of monumental painting

The Novgorod school of fresco painting is the medieval tradition of church wall painting that developed in Veliky Novgorod between the 11th and 15th centuries.

Novgorod surrender to the Swedes (1611)

The Novgorod surrender to the Swedes (Сдача Новгорода шведам) was the capture of Veliky Novgorod by Swedish troops under Jacob De la Gardie on 16 July 1611.

Novgorod uprising of 1136

The Novgorod uprising of 1136 (Новгородское восстание 1136 года) was the expulsion of Prince Vsevolod Mstislavich by a veche on 28 May 1136, after which Novgorod invited its own princes without Kiev's agreement.

Novgorod uprising of 1257

The Novgorod uprising of 1257 (Новгородское восстание 1257 года) was a revolt of Novgorod townspeople against the Mongol census, which the city resisted until submitting in 1259.

Novgorod veche

The Novgorod veche (Новгородское вече) was the popular assembly and supreme organ of power of the Novgorod Republic, electing officials and princes until Ivan III abolished it in 1478.

Novgorod–Hanseatic treaties

The Novgorod–Hanseatic treaties were peace and trade agreements between the Novgorod Republic and German merchants of the Baltic, concluded from the late twelfth century until Novgorod's absorption by Moscow in 1478.

Novgorod–Swedish and Norwegian treaties

The Novgorod–Swedish and Norwegian treaties are peace and boundary accords between the Novgorod Republic, Sweden, and Norway, chiefly the 1323 Treaty of Nöteborg and the 1326 Treaty of Novgorod.

Novgorod's submission to Ivan III

Novgorod's submission to Ivan III was Moscow's ending of Novgorod's independence: defeat in 1471, then surrender in January 1478, which abolished the veche and removed its bell to Moscow.

Novi Digital

Novi Digital Entertainment Private Limited was an Indian company, incorporated in Mumbai in 2000, that owned and operated the Hotstar streaming platform until its 2023 merger into Star India.

Oct 20, 2026

Novi Pazar, Central Serbia

Novi Pazar (Нови Пазар), southwestern Serbia city founded 1461 near old Ras; former Sanjak centre, ~80% Muslim, home to UNESCO Stari Ras and Sopoćani medieval monuments.

Novi Sad (Нови Сад)

Novi Sad (Нови Сад, Neusatz, Újvidék) is Serbia's second-largest city and the capital of Vojvodina on the Danube; founded as a free royal city in 1748, nicknamed the Serbian Athens, European Capital of Culture 2022.

Novi Sad raid

The Novi Sad raid (Hungarian: Újvidéki razzia) was a series of operations by Hungarian forces that killed around 4,000 Serbian and Jewish civilians in January 1942.

Novi Sad railway station canopy collapse

Novi Sad railway station canopy collapse: 1 November 2024 disaster in Serbia in which a renovated concrete canopy fell at 11:52, killing 16; caused most likely by corroded prestressing wires, it triggered Serbia's largest student-led anti-corruption protests and indictments of 13 people including ex-minister Goran Vesic.