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![]() The Montenegrins have been a cultural, (for the most part) political and geographical entity for longer than the Serbs in the recent centuries, but you're right, there are many issues, the Serbian name has a history in Montenegro but its depth and influence can be questioned.
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![]() serbs and trsno gortsi havent always ben the best of pals, a common name for serbs in tsrna gora was palikuki ie house burners
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![]() Any more information on house burners as a nickname for Serbs?
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![]() i will post when i speak to my father next som he is in bitola now, but he did mention the source of the nickname but i have forgotten it.
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![]() No problem, samo da ne zaboraish, hope your father is having a good trip.
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![]() Osiris, anything further to that?
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Also another time me and my cousins from Podgorica were allowed into a club only after i said to the guys at the door that my family originates from Macedonia while pointing to the Macedonian embassy which is on their korzo. |
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![]() - Anthem of Montenegro (with subtitles):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bZYmCsEfmE - Montenegrin book - Njegosh invented the Serbian nationality of the Montenegrins: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvFdgf9iyU8 - Narratives and stories from Montenegro - a story from the fifteenth century КАЊОШ МАЦЕДОНОВИЋ (Kanjosh Macedonovic) URL: http://www.montenegrina.net/pages/pa..._m_ljubisa.htm It starts out: "In the middle of Primorje, the Pashtrova municipality has a small port, a deserted mood, which people today call the Drobnij sand. This was the place where the people gathered for the decisions, when that municipality freely and independently ruled itself. Four courts and twelve rulers, from each tribe to one man, freely and on the other side of the chosen one, would sit under one side of the top of the sand, and the other hosts one by the other by the sand, and there they would judge and judge the most important jobs. One skilful scribe writes every time in a great book what the assembly concluded, or the courts condemned." The "term" Macedonia in the 16th century encompassed many "Serbian" lands. In the folk stories/songs of the day towns as far as Pec and Smederevo were counted as being in Macedonia. Bozidar Vukovic of Podgorica, Montenegro - who had a printing press - states that he is from Podgorica "in Macedonian lands". Others from Moracha, Herzegovina, and Sarajevo followed suit. Apparently, the term Macedonia spread to all Serbian/Montengrin/Bosnian lands from the time when the Ohrid Church had these territories under its control. ![]() ![]() Last edited by Carlin15; 04-01-2019 at 12:41 AM. |
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![]() Dobro. Thank you Carlin for all your interesting posts and your dedication to sharing historical information with all of us.
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![]() Montenegrin and Cretan traditional costumes of men.
Similar or not? All 6 images below taken randomly using google. Montenegro #1 ![]() Montenegro #2 ![]() Montenegro #3 ![]() Crete #1 ![]() Crete #2 ![]() Crete #3 ![]() |
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