Alihodja was nailed to it by the ear for opposing violent resistance to the Austrians, and after they finally destroyed it during World War I, a piece of its smooth, white stonework came through his window in the Bosnian village of Visegrad.  
It was built by the vizier Mehmed Pasha Sokolli under the direction of Abidaga, who was removed for cruelty and corruption and replaced by Arif Beg.  Salko Corkon the One-Eyed danced on its parapets while drunk, and Radisav was impaled for sabotaging its construction.  Alihodja was nailed to it by the ear for opposing violent resistance to the Austrians, and after they finally destroyed it during World War I, a piece of its smooth, white stonework came through his window in the Bosnian village of Visegrad.  FTP, name this title structure of an Ivo Andric novel.
It was built by the vizier Mehmed Pasha Sokolli under the direction of Abidaga, who was removed for cruelty and corruption and replaced by Arif Beg.  
Bridge on the Drina or Na drini cuprija