The field used to be called Kolibište. Legend has it that fairies that raised Serbian heroes gathered on this vast meadow and the people then elected these heroes to be their princes at the assemblies. Secret meetings of insurgents against the enslavers have been organized for centuries around the springs in the shadows of the canopy. Povlen fairies still give birth to heroes today: The celebrated soldier Stojadin Mirković died heroically in 1991, together with Major Tepić, not wanting to hand over weapons to the Croatian paramilitary with which they would kill his comrades. The folk fair is held in front of the church after the Liturgy on August 15. Next to the Church, lodgings and bell towers, on Kneževo polje there is a wooden statue of a monk, a wooden Knjaz lookout point from which the Taor plain can be seen. There is also the source of the river Zabava, which forms the holy river Gradac, as well as the arranged Stojadin’s fountain at the fairy spring, with miraculous cold drinking water.