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BANJANI

Banjani (Serbian: Бањани) is a tribe and region located in Western Montenegro, of which territory comprises 380 km², west of Nikšić. The territory is the centrum between Nikšić and Bileća, from the top of Njegoš to the Trebišnjica, and to the Bilećko jezero (Bilećko lake). All Banjani families has Jovanjdan as their protector St.John the Baptist day - January 20th slava, under the canons of Orthodox Christian Church.

{{Contents [hide] 1 Geography 2 History 3 Society of Banjani 4 Population, settlement and families in Banjani 5 Cultural heritage in Banjani 6 Medieval Monuments 7 Foundation 8 Clans and families 9 References 9.1 Sources 10 See also}}

Geography

Petrovići village with its direct surroundings (coastal Trebišnjica) is called the Lower Banjani. This is the lowest part of the tribe and goes down below the 400 - {m} - above sea level. The rest of the tribe called the Upper Banjani. Upper Banjani villages range from 800 to 1,100 meters above sea level. Jelovica peaks are between 1100 and 1280 meters above sea level. Peaks of mt.Somina and mt.Bratogošt exceed this height, the highest peak of Njegos are Ravna Glavica (flat head), rising above the sea level 1721 meters. In the central part of the tribe is a small town Velimlje, at the very edge of Velimlje field. It is, in fact, karst field of 3 - 4 square kilometers, and its lowest part is just under 800 - {m} - above sea level and ends with recessed like a funnel, where it once flowed in the distant past water. This is the territory of the so-called heavy karst; dominated lower and higher elevations with layers of limestone and dolomite rocks. A little arable land is located in depressions and on terraced surfaces. It is understood that this land base provides scant vegetation, and a team of more poorly as the rain falls in the vegetative period (May-September), a liquid (surface) water is almost nonexistent. There are only a thin springs of living water to mt.Njegoš: Jama Matovića, Tupanjska river and springs, then the neighborhoods of Upper Banjani: Kruška (Pear) and Crni Kuk (Black Hip) and Sopot in the Lower Banjani. Could be found and some pištet or bučalina (kind of weak springs), as Zaboj in Mokri Do, in a village Dubočke to the seasonal springs and without major significance for human life. And Hercegove Luke in mt.Somina is also weak spring (pištet). So the people of this region had to make pools where rainwater can collect.

It is known that karst terrains, especially heavy karst area such as the Banjani, suffers from visual changes due to accelerated erosion processes that adversely affect the wildlife, as well as the population itself. In ancient times this area was scarce water, soil complexes, including flora and fauna. Below of the mt. Njegos, the Tupanjska river flowed which invaded the village of Riječani, which by and named after her. In all likelihood, the current Velimlje field was under water, which to date during the autumn rains flood. The climate of this region, depending on the terrain, it is not unique. The Banjani coastal river of Trebišnjica (today Bileca Lake) has a mild climate because there reaching influence of the Mediterranean sun. The main part of the tribe has a temperate continental climate, while the only mountain of this region has the characteristics of mountain climate. What makes the tribal territory is fairly uniform annual distribution and amount of rainfall.

History

At the time of Ottoman occupation in 1466 was part of the Sanjak of Herzegovina, now a modern Montenegro in the composition of which they returned a negligible part of 1860, a final 1878. It is known that Banjani, before the Ottoman arrival, belonged to early Montenegro kingdom named Duklja / Doclea, than belonged for two centuries to Medieval Serbia, and after the fall of the Serbian Empire was part of the second Montenegrin state under the name Principality of Zeta, although briefly part of Kingdom of Bosnia to his king Tvrtko I Kotromanić for less than one century. Banjani are in central area between Niksic and Bileca - from the tops of Njegos , where the ancestors lived dynasty Petrovic-Njegos, who as a merchant family came from Tuzla in Bosnia, the river Trebišnjica and Bilećko Lake. The surface is, at the discretion of about 380 square kilometers. They are located between 42 degrees, 45 minutes and 43 degrees north latitude, lying on a 18th east of Greenwich meridian, between 30 and 46 minutes. Contiguous with other Montenegrin tribes: Golija the north, the east Trepačke Rudine, Grahovo in the south and west to the state border of the Republic of Srpska in Bosnia and Herzegovina (Oputne Rudine region). In the past, Banjani borders to the south and east have been different. At this direction tribe bordering on Ridjani, Vlach tribe that assimilated or migrated to the end of the 17th century, and on its territory form two new tribes - Grahovo and Trepačke Rudine. The newly formed tribes, therefore, extended to the territory of the Banjani. Mountain ranges and mt.Njegos and mt.Somina make Banjani natural border to the north, and from the northwest to the southwest border and go a little more open tops Brekovac, Bratogošt, Tisovac and come down on Trebišnjica and Bilećko lake. Southern and eastern boundaries Banjani going hilly surface, with no major natural barriers.

The Banjani are first mentioned in written records in 1319, in documents of the Serbian Kingdom, during the rule of king Stefan Milutin. The name likely derived from banja, which means "bath" or "spa".[3] It could also derive from the word ban, duke. Some newer sources claim that the Banjani derive their name from the "Vlach Banjani" (Aromanian[4]) who as nomads came from Banjane in Republic of Macedonia.

Tribal saint-day of Banjani is the St.John the Baptist day (Jovanjdan), every January 20th, although there are clans that do not celebrate it. Rendez-vous place(Choral head place) tribe was Kruška (Pear), where they held the tribal assembly and made ​​important decisions. Some words are kept in the monastery Kosijerevo, mostly those who had a wider significance. This region is always the periphery of the state. So, never been central part of a larger administrative units. These are still Banjani: a tiny bit of Montenegro and Niksic municipality. Town and paid tribute to border on a variety of ways. It is natural that all the investments range from the center to the periphery, and often do it and do not come. It happened to Banjani, who received the most when they were captaincy and later the municipality.

Society

Banjani the end of significant prehistoric and turbulent history, a little explored. Crvena stijena (Red rock), archaeological site in the Lower Banjani, where he found a Neanderthal tooth, says that in this region, people living Paleolithic, Neolithic and bronze. A number of ruins and piles (or barrow) testify to the end and took some of the urban characteristics of the Bronze and Iron Age.

The history of this territory began with the Romans whose routes were found Banjani on line. The Banjani village of Riječani, where he passed the important Roman roads to Duklja and Skadar, built castles Saltua. The Slavs in this region, and its wider environment, settled in the first half of the seventh century, pushing sparse Roman and Illyrian population of mountain crags. Although the Slavs did not know then state system, they began to build it so quickly, and already had local leaders that were appointed foreign words: Ban the prefect. The end is in the early Middle Ages (eighth-ninth century) became banovina (principality) and belonged to the parish Onogošt. Then the various parishes to form a Onogošt Podgorje area, which belonged to the Kingdom of Duklja.

Since the eighties of the 12th century Duklja (Zeta) became part of Raska (Serbia) . Banjani be a part of Raska, therefore Nemanjic state, remain less than two centuries, and will then become part of Bosnia, which will remain less than a single lifetime - to fall to the Turks (1466).

Thanks to the relief, that the natural environment, this is the end all the necessary conditions have to be organized as a separate administrative unit, but in ancient times. Probably this was also a smaller administrative units (Banovina) in early Slavic period. One micro-location in the Banjani called Banova stolica (The Ban throne). There is still recognized by the stone seat on which, as is believed, was a Ban at the time of meetings convened by the. And later, at the time of the Turks and their administration, the end became nahija (turkish administrative unit), probably because it was already with a certain autonomy. And that was one of the factors that even during the Turkish organized as a tribe with tribal representatives.

The basic cell for the development of the tribe, as ethnologists say was the Katun. In fact, this is the end of the semi-nomadic livestock breeding cattle - in the summer on the mountain, so the summer pasture and winter in her rural village in the bay. (This type of cattle inherited from Wallachs/Romans/Illyrians and other Balkan natives). One pasture would make about twenty houses, and families headed Katunar. A community of more neighboring pastures, often allied linked, made up (from the sixteenth century) tribe led by the Duke. Important role in the survival of the tribe at the time of the Turks played the priesthood, trying to keep people fully into Orthodoxy. This was facilitated by the proximity to Old Montenegro, organized tribal, and Venice, Cetinje, Kotor and Dubrovnik, cities that have had economic and political ties with this region.

The first Banjani Duke came from the Petrovic. They not related with later montenegrin dinasty Petrovic - Njegoš.Duke Ivan Petrovic was a contemporary of Duke Grdan Niksic. Petrovići lived in the Lower Banjani, in a village Petrovići of them are today's Banjani clans: Kneževići, Popovici and Pejovići. Of these Popovic are Popovic clan in the village Trepcha, near of the Nikšić.From mid-seventeenth to mid-eighteenth century Matovic clan from the Banjani village Prigradina gave the Duchy (then referred to the Banjani is not Duke anymore), and will then be the chief prince of the village Klenak, Mulina Peter was succeeded by the Duchy of the Matović clan from Prigradina, which has become hereditary. The next prince was the son of Peter - Baćo, and then Vasilj Baćov, which will take the name of the father (Baćović), which will stabilize and for his descendants. He succeeded his son Jovan (John) Baćović, who gained the title of Duke. He was killed in battle for liberation from the Turks in Banjani (1862), and his successor, Duke Maksim Baćović(1876), too. He then moved to Duchy to Maksim uncle - Simo. In addition to Duke, Banjani had the Serdar title (high rank of nobility). The most prominent champion of the Banjani the first half of the nineteenth century was Rade Bozov Miljanić from most heroic clan, and his son, the largest Banjani hero Miljanić Djoko gets the title of Serdar. With his last name Miljanić, he added fathers name Radović, and given the tribal name- Banjanin. Last Serdar tribe was Marko Đokov Radovic - Miljanić. Important role in the tribe had some other Banjani clans. Komnenović are old and sometimes very powerful clan in Banjani. They built a church at Tupan early 17 th century, they ruled a large part of the territory of the Banjani and had a summer pasture in Durmitor. Gambelići or Milovići, also known as the old Banjani house. Ognjenović had also tribal leaders during the 18 th and 19 th century.

Koprivica is an old Banjani clan and the largest in the tribe in the last two centuries. They are the most famous house in priesthood of Banjani. More than five centuries the priest gave the tribe. From Koprivica clan was the serbian patriarch Arsenije IV Jovanović Šakabenta.Koprivica clan led priest caste, and Miljanić clan, as most heroic, led warrior caste in Banjani.

Banjani final entry in the border of Montenegro, that their liberation from the Turks (1878), the tribe has become one of Montenegro's largest province, named Kapetanija (montenegrin administrative unit which mean Govern), with the Captain at the helm (Captain is in the sense of Governor title). The first Captain (Governor) of freed Banjani was Gišan Radović-Miljanić, who briefly managed the authorites, because of disagreements with Prince Nikola I Petrovic, and it inherits Ćetko Pejov Eraković. Brush was succeeded by his nephew Jevto Pejovic-Eraković. In the interwar period and after World War II, becoming Banjani district municipality of Niksic, and presidents of municipalities have been a number of Banjani clans. Since 1960, Banjani without municipal status, but have become part of the large municipality of Niksic.

Population, settlement and families in Banjani

And until the advent of the Slavs lived here Balkan and Mediterranean ethnic element, Illyrians and Vlachs, which is in the first centuries AD conquered by the Romans. The Slavs are found romanized Balkan-Mediterranean world, which will be re-ethnic meltings - slavized.

Montenegrin tribes often originate from a common ancestor, as is the example with Vasojevici, Bratonozici, Bjelopavlici, Ozrinići, Cuce, Bjelice, Rovca, Moračani, Piperi, Hoti, Zagarčani or Bandići. But this is not the case with Banjani. However, it might be possible to speak about how the medieval Banjani. Some sources say that the Banjani simply dispersed in the second half of the fifteenth century, the introduction of the Turkish authorities, it seems largely to have been resettled by the Turks for strategic reasons in western Bosnia (Usora valley), and they emptied the Banjani area with various family settled Slav Serbian side, creating some kind of neighborhood, and with some current native population. Thus, the majority of the population Banjani comes from refugees and fugitives from various Slav Serbian regions. Ethnographers report that the migration of Slavs or Serbs floated here since the Middle Ages, from Kosovo, Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegrin Hills and Old Montenegro. So they formed a separate clan-families in the sixteenth and seventeenth century in Banjani, incorporated in pleme (tribe).

For example, Miljanić clan are known to have originated from Miljan, who with his father Milisav and other brothers the Bijele and Mrko (from which they arise Bijelović and Mrkajic clans) came from Velestovo (Čevo),in middle XVI century, from the old Montenegrin tribe Ozrinići, located in Katunska nahija, in the old Montenegro.

Living in the neighborhood near and far the people of this area are linked to a lot of kinship (marriage), and although not originate from a common ancestor, their ethnic and structure of the generic pretty caught up. These are the Dinaric, therefore dinaric race. However, the Banjani's own genealogy of clans, who recognize the origin of the male gender lines, suggest that the origin of these people has its roots in Slavs-old Balkan, Illyrian and Roman Vlach ecumenism. For example, about half the population of the Banjani, which is a tribe living in the middle of last century, is the offspring Banjani natives, which in this region for more than four centuries. A is also considered that a large part natives originating from non-Slavic peoples - Mataruga Illyrian tribe, who belonged to a larger Illyrian tribe Španji.Must be taken into account that the Slavs found other non-Slavic world (Romans, Illyrians and Vlachs), who are also a generic component of the ethnos Banjani. A well known is that the nomads as they move in the early Middle Ages to the southeast to the Adriatic coast, and some of them could keep in Banjani. Of course that was the dominant element of the Slavs ethnic people of this region, already by the late Middle Ages completely assimilated all the old Balkan ethnic minority.

Velimlje is the only village in Banjani that is already in the late nineteenth century acquired the status of the town and lived as a clerical-trade settlement until 1960, when it lost the status of the municipal center. However, there is taken as the local city hall.

Banjani villages: Klenak, Koprivice, Macavare, Milovići, Miljanići, Petrovići, Prigradina, Riječani, Tupan. But each of these villages has a number of villages or small groups of houses, which can be extracted as a separate village. For example a village Miljanići even includes five villages, namely: Dubočke, Birač, Muževice, Rusenovići, Jelovica, as well as their central settlement: Miljanići. Koprivica also consists of several villages: Renovac, Šake, Čista Vlaka, Crni Kuk, Šljeme.

Banjani in the last two centuries have had about forty clans. For some time the clans disappeared from the tribe - are shrinking their male descendants until it was gone, although it contributed to the frequent emigration from the passive lands. And in the last half century, some of the Banjani family shifted to nearby towns, and no longer live in the tribe, but not alienate his property, that possession. There are examples that have emerged from one of two clans, which is a branch of clan officially declared a special clan. Small part of the descendants of Miljanić clan (late 19 th century) called Radovići. How to Velimlje built up as a small town, and the development of education and transport, to this end have lived longer or shorter, and some outsiders, so they can not be considered Banjani. But if their three generations lived in the tribe, should be considered as a Banjani as other clans, and even when we are one family. Middle of the last century

Banjani lived in the family (clan): Antović, Baćović, Bijelović, Bakoč, Vasiljević, Gligović, Draganić, Djurković, Drašković, Elezović, Eraković, Zečević, Jovović, Kapetinić, Kecojević, Kilibarda, Prince, Kovač, Kokotović, Komnenović, Koprivica, Kosanović, Kosović, Krivokapić, Krušić, Lazarević, Avlijaš, Lučić, Manojlović, Marković, Matović, Milović, Milošević, Miljanić, Mirković, Mićović, Mišković, Mrkajić, Nikolić, Ognjenović, Orbović, Papić, Pejović, Perović, Popović, Radojević, Radović, Sarić, Tomašević.

Banjani for centuries been a lively area of ​​immigration-emigration, which has already been discussed. This, to some extent, also applies to other places. It is interesting that many of the famous Serbian families and individuals originating from these tribes. The ancestors of scientist Nikola Tesla and Bishop Nikolaj Velimirović are native to Banjani. Banjani settled over the place in Valjevo (Serbia), where there is a village Banjani and famous Brankovina. Thus the origin of this tribe from clan Miljanić are family Nenadović ( the Duke Aleksa Nenadovic, Bishop Mateja Nenadovic, the Duke Jakov Nenadović, writer Ljuba Nenadović), national hero Ilija Birčanin, Lazarevic (the priest Luka Lazarevic). Borned in Banjani are the Patriarch Arsenije IV Jovanović Šakabenta and Bishop Sava Kosanovic, Bishop Joanikije Mićović and Dr.Petar Miljanić, personal physician of King Nikola I Petrovic, the first physician in the liberated Podgorica and the founder of modern medicine in Montenegro, as well as dr.Niko Miljanić, his son, the founder of modern surgery in Montenegro, and its first Prime Minister (President's CASNO 1943.g) in World War II, as a non-party figures.

Part of Miljanić clan settled over the places in Croatia, like are Mihanići village near of Dubrovnik, Škabrnja village near of Šibenik, Golubić village near of Knin, and Pisarovina village near of Zagreb.

Celebrity persons from Banjani, in modern times, are the theater writers Vida Ognjenovic, Blagota Eraković, Stevan Koprivica, novel writer Mirko Kovac, film director Veljko Bulajic, world-renowned psychiatrist from New York - dr.Dušan Kosović, national football team coach of Yugoslavia, coach of Red Star Belgrade and Real Madrid was Miljan Miljanić, radio journalist and publicist Mihailo - Koko Miljanić, journalist and General Manager of RTV Montenegro Radovan Miljanić, aphorist and publicist Dragan Koprivica, director of design at the world-renowned fashion creator Calvin Klain is a Stefan Miljanic, sports journalist and commentator Milorad Djurkovic, businessman Stanislav-Ćano Koprivica, owner of the company Montex from Niksic and one of the founders of the first Montenegrin independent weekly "Monitor" and its largest benefactor, and many others.

Cultural heritage in Banjani

Cultural heritage includes a variety of subjects and objects of the human hand in the past sought to perpetuate the spiritual reasons. And more broadly, the fact remains and objects from the past that were created from practical life reasons may also be counted among the monuments. Therefore, the millstone of the Crvena Stijena (Red rock) dating from the Bronze Age, more broadly, also the subject of the monumental nature. Heritage value are those of the ancient water - ublovi, which has more space to Banjani, and date back to antiquity, but were built later.

Traces of circular stone structures on the tops of some hills, so-called fort, are scattered throughout Banjani, a date from the late Bronze and early Iron Age. Shares their purpose is not to date been clarified, but claim that they did not have housing. Probably it comes to religious works, although they do not exclude the defensive character.

Ancient grave lined with piles of old roads through Banjani and its environment. Science are related to the early Iron Age Hallstatt, but some are created, it is claimed, before, and there are those who natale later. Many of them, one less, for centuries are the ruined. Yet many of them survived. Some are big, real small stone hills, four or five meters high, and perhaps more in diameter on the ground and one hundred meters. Their purpose is defined: to the ancestral grave-tribal leader and ancient Balkan epihors, and Encheleans. In fact, usually attributed to the Illyrians. Those that were searched in neighboring Herzegovina shows that in each of them has at least one grave, facing in different directions, whereas in a larger and more graves. Beside the skeleton were found bronze and iron objects - weapons of warriors, women and jewelery.

People have noticed that in this region has a few character in stone. For some, it is quite clear that it is in the distant past, wrote out the human hand, while the second dilemma: signs that the hand of a man entering the line or in rocks formed by nature. Archaeologists have found a Latin inscription in stones in the village of Riječani (castrum Saltua) from Roman times.

Medieval Monuments

Kosijerevo, 14th-century Serbian Orthodox monastery. Many of the churches he raised Montenegrin medieval nobility were destroyed during the Turkish rule. Only some of them restored and rebuilt during the restoration of the Pec Patriarchate. Thus, in our time reveal the basis of some medieval churches.

Today in Banjani no single church or monastery from the Middle Ages. But the chances are that this space in time Nemanjića, and later had a sacral building. It should be noted of course Kosijerevo monastery. In Banjani relatively more old churches. Their construction related art historians during the restoration of the Pec Patriarchate, the end of the sixteenth century or the beginning of the seventeenth. But there is every possibility that these churches, or at least some of them, built on medieval foundations of the church.

Church of St. Sava in Prigradina village, hamlet Počivala, which was painted churches in the restoration of the Patriarchate of Pec, and consequently the early seventeenth century. A legend at the end, it is the oldest church in the tribe and was raised at the time of Nemanjić dinasty. However, the second story of her raised from founder of clan Matović and Krušić who was captured in Kosovo, and as islamized man, gave money for its construction. It is said that at the time the Turks were completely protected while in the country, with a secret entrance for the Orthodox faithful. It probably was this temple built on the foundations of a medieval church. The Church is now under state protection, mainly because of his paintings.

Church of Archangel Michael is also in Prigradina, near the town Velimlje. The significance of this church is that it has the status of cathedral. It has murals and built in 1867. year. However, it is built on the foundations of an earlier temple, about which we knows nothing. Medieval holy Church St.John the Baptist,in Petrovići, Drijenak hamlet, is the mausoleum of the dukes in second half of the fifteenth century. It was buried Duke Cvjetko Banjanin and his son Duke Grban Cvjetković Banjanin. Church of the Archangel Michael, in village Petrovići, Stražnica hamlet, dates from the late sixteenth century, painted in 1605, that at the time of Duke Banjani was Ivan Petrovic and was the family temple of Petrović.Church of St.John the Baptist, in Klenje, 3 km from Velimlje at the beginning of 17.century was built from Miljanić clan. Church of St.Ilija in the Petrovići region is also an old church, the early seventeenth century and was raised by Mrkajići clan.

For Banjani the characteristic that they contain frequent clan church. Generally, the higher or related clans have their common church. Komnenović, Koprivica and Miljanic clans have their own church. A mate of clans, Mirkovići and Perovići has a common church. This applies to Erakovic and Kilibarda, as well as other related clans. Banjani are known for their tombstones of patarens - stećak. They have been close to a century in the borders of Bosnia, which is known for these monuments. They are mainly Banjani incurred in the fourteenth century, although some may occur earlier, even later. There are at several places. Were built on the earlier cemeteries and see them today in individual monuments.Their appearance confirms this. In Banjani, who at the time Nemanjića stepped into the world of Orthodoxy, lived much patarens. Some tombstones of patarens (stećak) are made with lots of ornamentation, which prefer a medieval nobleman, which confirms that the Banjani lords was patarens in the period of Kingdom of Bosnia, which was an official religion in that bosnian time of ruling.

In Renovac, Koprivica hamlet, is a stone seat, called Banova stolica (Ban's throne).

Foundation

Our man has feelings for the common good. So he contribute those special occasions or your money part of his wealth for what is the significance of the public good. That was also the Banjani. On Tupan, one of the Banjani village, part of a field called the church grounds. In fact, to the land once in the past vowed people monasteries. There are innumerable examples that people have invested their goods for reconstruction (or raising) of churches, schools, orphanages, roads, libraries. They were assisted by a single, orphans, the poor. The legends say that some of islamized men of Banjani helped the village from which they originated. But it is not only a legend but the fact that Zaim, islamized man by Zečević clan, gave money to his relatives in building a water, which is named after him and Zaimovača. Water at the Velimlje named "Vladičina voda" (Bishop's water) built by money of Hadži Sava Kosanović, Banjani native, the Bishop of Sarajevo, who clashed with occupation measures in Bosnia and Herzegovina conducted Benjamin Kalaj.

Velimlje hospital was founded by prof.med. of Belgrade University of ph.d. Dr. Niko Miljanić, from Banjani. Aljo Radojevic has provided money to build sewers in Velimljsko Prisoje, calculated to promote the livestock in the area. Stanislav-Ćano Koprivica was raised a small factory plugs in Velimlje, which employed about thirty workers, but, unfortunately, stopped working during the war in Yugoslavia 1991.

Clans and families

Banjani are somewhat complex tribe, as some has clan feature tribe. That is reason enough to be said for Koprivica and Miljanic family clan, and the other clans. The above clans have large landed property in the tribe with its clan church and, of course, a cemetery. They have shared the glory of the old tradition for over four and a half centuries, and at least 17 generations. They are champions of the tribes and have the reputation of the leading clans.

The families of the Banjani clan, by the villages they inhabit:

Crni Kuk, Čista Vlaka, Šake, Renovac - Koprivice Crkvice - Tomaševići Dolovi - Erakovići, Kilibarde Dubočke, Birač - Miljanići, Milovići Dukat - Erakovići, Kilibarde Koprivice, Cerovica - Koprivice, Elezovići, Ognjenovići, Pejovići Klenak - Orbovići, Antovići, Baćovići, Đurkovići, Komnenovići, Lučići, Tomaševići, Zečevići Macavare - Mirkovići, Perovići Miljanići - Miljanići Jelovica - Miljanići Muževice - Miljanići Petrovići - Janičići, Kneževići, Mrkajići, Pejovići, Popovići, Vasiljevići, Draganići, Kovači Podljut - Bijelovići, Đurkovići, Elezovići, Milovići, Radojevići Prigradina - Matovići, Mićovići, Krušići Riječani - Andrijaševići, Kilibarde, Nikolići Rusenovići - Ognjenovići, Miljanići Tupan (Upper and Lower) - Bakoči, Erakovići, Kilibarde, Sarići Velimlje – Papići, Radojevići, Lazarevići