Njegos.org Website Review

for links towards Njegos.org from websites of any political affiliation. The Day of Proclamation of the Kingdom of Montenegro; Cetinje, August 28, 1910 Mirko Petrovic Njegos and his wife Natalija (b. Konstantinovic), relative of the Serbian dyna*ty of the Obrenovics, on postcard issued in Montenegro in 1902. Pair is framed with Serb tricolored ribbons, there are two Serb flags of Montenegro and Serbia, and Montenegrin and Serbian coat of arms' above which is the crown of the Petrovic Njegos dyna*ty. Historians maintain this postcard symbolized pretension of Patriarch) walks into the Serb Patriarchate of Pec in Metohija (acceded to Montenegro after The First Balkan War); December 5, 1913 also belonged family that ruled Zeta (Montenegro) in the second half of XV century. First abbot of the Patriarchate of Pec monastery then Metropol*tan of Pec and from 1672 Serb Patriarch. In 1689 he joined Austria's war against Turkey but after defeat, fearing Turkish reprisals, he was forced to move as many as 36,000 Serb families to Austrian-ruled Pannonia, north of Sava and Danube rivers. In 1690 Austrian Emperor issued him The Privilege in which Serbian Orthodox Church received autonomy and by it full privileged status of the Serbs preparing with extraordinary care and responsibility, its contributions being based on critically confirmed facts and scientific knowledge. It is my pleasure to recommend this presentation to everybody who cares for knowledge without ideological or any other prejudice. In the present time this is really a rare characteristic which is worthy of an honest recognition. - Sl*venko Terzic, Ph.D., Director of Historical Institute of Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, December 2000 Serb Land of Montenegro is on the Internet with Orthodox Archbishop of Cetinje, Metropol*tan of Montenegro and the Littoral, and the Exarchos of the Holy Serbian Patriarchal Throne of Pec. Site founder and editor Aleksandar Rakovic from Belgrade is a historian. Historiographical website Serb Land of Montenegro