As we all know, Royal Families in Europe have strict rules, something going through generations for centuries. It is a rather difficult topic for us as the commoners. Even for many so-called experts, these matters often creates many disputes and confusions.
The Černetić Imperial and Royal Family, also spelled Crnojević/Csernovics/Čarnojević in the different Balcanlanguages, is the only one that has the full rights to claim the crowns of Montenegro and Serbia, having for many reasons, the families Karadjordjević of Yugoslavia and Petrović-Njegos of Montenegro lost their rights, will you because their ancestors abdicated (Petrović-Njegos) or because the last King of Yugoslavia decided not to indicate who will be the Heir to the Throne, living the decision « to the people »(Karadjordjević).
In the 15th Century, Ivan Černetić, Sovereign Grand Duke of Zeta, the old name of Montenegro, renamed the country and built the nation, becoming the most distinguished personality in Montenegro’s history. Today, there are two statues of Prince Ivan and many streets, museums, and squares dedicated to him in many cities of the small Balcanic country, the oldest statue being in the ancientroyal capital city of Cetinje and another more recent one in the modern capital city Podgoritza.
A third statue dedicated to the Royal Family in 1941 is in Subotitza in Serbia, celebrating the last Emperor of Serbia, Tsar Ivan-Nenad Černetić, before the Turkish conquest in the 16th Century.
Tsar Ivan-Nenad made the Imperial and Royal Family Heir to the Throne of Serbia, also because the Family had, at the end of the 17th Century, a very important Patriarch of the Orthodox Church of Serbia, Arsenije III Černetić (also spelled Čarnojević/Černović), who also fought the Turks with the Austrian army.
The Černetić Family is of Byzantine Imperial roots AngelusComnenus Palaeologus, i.e., The Roman-Byzantine Emperor’s most distinguished families.
The actual Heir to the Throne of Montenegro, Serbi, Macedonia, and Albania is His Imperial and Royal Highness Prince Stefan Černetić, with his wife H. I. & R. H. Princess Kharoula and their children H. I. & R. H. Prince Konstantin and H. I. & R. H. Prince Ivan-Nenad, is working hard diplomatically for the promotion and culture of the Imperial Royal House of Montenegro, Serbia and Macedonia.
A recent decision of an Italian Court ended a long list of fake news and hoaxes on some scandalistic worldwide media; all the royal titles and pretensions of H. I. & R. H. Prince Stefan were fully recognized and officially enlisted without any doubt.
