Seh Konj

Seh Konj (Serbian Cyrillic: Сех Коњ) is a village located in the municipality of Raška, Raška District, Serbia. The village is situated in the southwestern part of Serbia, within the Raška region, known for its mountainous terrain and historical significance. The population of Seh Konj is relatively small, typical of rural settlements in the area.

The economy of Seh Konj is primarily based on agriculture, with animal husbandry and small-scale farming being the main sources of income for the residents. The surrounding area is suitable for grazing and growing crops like fruits and vegetables, often for personal consumption or local markets.

Seh Konj, like many villages in the Raška region, likely has a rich history tied to the medieval Serbian state. The region contains numerous monasteries and historical sites that reflect its importance in Serbian history and culture. However, specific historical records or events directly related to Seh Konj may be limited.

Infrastructure in Seh Konj is typical of rural villages in Serbia, with basic roads, access to electricity, and limited access to other public services. The village is connected to the larger Raška municipality, which provides access to administrative and other essential services.

The population of Seh Konj, like many rural villages in Serbia, is experiencing a slow decline due to out-migration of younger generations seeking better opportunities in larger cities or abroad.