Montenegrin-Macedonian links and relations. Are established in the Middle Ages when King Samuel defeats Duklanian ruler Prince John Vladimir, he joins his country to Samuil’s kingdom, brings John Vladimir to the Prespa yard and frowned him with the daughter of his hair, and he returns him to manage him to manage him as his son-in-law and vassal. After the Berlin Congress (1878), prominent Montenegrins show great interest in the developments in Macedonia. Jovan Petrov Roganovic issues the Labor “Makedonskiÿ Vopros on Sove Ego Stories, Nitrogas and Policies” (Kazanï, 1900). The poet Milo Jovicic in the song “Macedonia” is glazing the struggle of the Macedonians and it is for the relation of Europe to their suffering, and Montenegrins-volunteers participate in the Ilinden Uprising (Jovo Jovanovic, Nikola Vukmirovic, etc.). After the uprising, many Macedonians emigrate into Cetinje, Bar and Ulcinj. Montenegrin army participates in the fighting in the First Balkan War in Macedonia (1912). In the Kingdom of the SCS there are strong literary cultural-educational Montenegrin Macedonian connections. In 2006 The Government of the Republic of Macedonia adopts a decision on opening a general consulate in Podgorica. After the referendum on the independence of RCG (21. 2006), the Government of the Republic of Macedonia recognizes as an independent and independent state and establishes diplomatic relations at the ambassadorial level (12. ⅵ 2006). The first extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador of RCG is Dusko Lalicevic. Lit.: Hristo Andonov-Polyan, for the attitude of Montenegro against the events in Macedonia in 1903, selected works, t. 5, Skopje, 1981; Ljuben Lape, moments of literary and cultural and political ties of Montenegrins with Macedonians in the 1930s, Macedonia in ⅹⅴⅰⅰⅰ, ⅹⅰⅹ and ⅹⅹ century, Skopje, 1992. T. Petr.
Original article in Macedonian language Cyrillic alphabet
Кириличен напис ЦРНОГОРСКО-МАКЕДОНСКИ ВРСКИ И ОДНОСИ