The thesis titled " History of Antin" is based on an analysis of literature that presents the history of Antin from the first written mention of the place in sources from 1276 up to modern times. Today, Antin is part of the Municipality of Tordinci, which includes four villages: Tordinci, Antinska Mlaka, Korođ (Hungarian: Kórógy), and Antin itself. Geographically, it is located between three major cities of Slavonia: Osijek, Vukovar, and Vinkovci, which is why it is often called the heart of our region. The thesis begins with the first written mentions of Antin and follows its history through the Ottoman Empire, the Habsburg Monarchy, and modern 20th Century. Throughout the thesis geographical photographs will be presented. The second part of the thesis focuses on the history of Slavonian attire (folk costumes) through weddings and wedding customs. The last chapter of this thesis will be dedicated to the religious community and thanksgiving masses in Antin. Antin is a small community with rich history and cultural heritage, offering insight into the traditional way of life. Founded in medieval times, the village has witnessed many historical events that have shaped the destiny of this region. From the first settlements and medieval fortresses to turbulent times, Antin has always found a way to endure and maintain its unique identity. Old houses adorned with flower gardens, expansive fragrant fields, the sounds of the tamburica, and the old bass tell the story of Antin's richness.