Plamenac (Serbian Cyrillic: Пламенац, also transliterated Plamenatz) is a Montenegrin surname, derived from the word plamen (flame), literally meaning "out of the flame".
It has origins from the Boljevići of the Crmnica nahija in Montenegro. Its bearers are ethnic Serbs and Montenegrins, of Orthodox faith. The family descends from Ilija Bogustinović, a nobleman from Bosnia, who following its fall to the Ottomans fled to Zeta and became a prominent figure on the court of Lord Ivan Crnojević. He earned a nickname Plamenac (fiery), because at the meeting on Vranjina Island in 1492 he spoke so passionately campaigning for the war against the Turks that it seemed as the fire was coming out of his mouth, as observed by a Venetian envoy present at the meeting.
Rufim Boljević (fl. 1673 – 1685), member of Plamenac brotherhood and hence rarely referred to as Rufin Plamenac, Serbian Orthodox metropolitan of Cetinje
Turo Plamenac, Montenegrin Serdar (Count) and Senator
This page lists people with the surnamePlamenac. If an internal link intending to refer to a specific person led you to this page, you may wish to change that link by adding the person's given name(s) to the link.
January 01, 1970
plamenac, serbian, cyrillic, Пламенац, also, transliterated, plamenatz, montenegrin, surname, derived, from, word, plamen, flame, literally, meaning, flame, origins, from, boljevići, crmnica, nahija, montenegro, bearers, ethnic, serbs, montenegrins, orthodox, . Plamenac Serbian Cyrillic Plamenac also transliterated Plamenatz is a Montenegrin surname derived from the word plamen flame literally meaning out of the flame It has origins from the Boljevici of the Crmnica nahija in Montenegro Its bearers are ethnic Serbs and Montenegrins of Orthodox faith The family descends from Ilija Bogustinovic a nobleman from Bosnia who following its fall to the Ottomans fled to Zeta and became a prominent figure on the court of Lord Ivan Crnojevic He earned a nickname Plamenac fiery because at the meeting on Vranjina Island in 1492 he spoke so passionately campaigning for the war against the Turks that it seemed as the fire was coming out of his mouth as observed by a Venetian envoy present at the meeting It may refer to Arsenije Plamenac fl 1766 1784 Montenegrin Vladika Bishop Ilija Plamenac 1821 1916 Montenegrin Vojvoda Duke Senator and politician Jovan Plamenac redirect to Jovan S Plamenac 1873 1944 Montenegrin politician and minister Serdar Count Dragan Plamenac b Dragan Siebenschein 1895 1983 Jewish Croatian later US conductor composer amp musicologist John Plamenatz 1912 1975 Jovan P Plamenac member of government in exile and political scientist at Oxford Markisa Plamenac Montenegrin captain Marko Plamenac Montenegrin Serdar Count Mitar Plamenac Montenegrin diplomat Mojas Plamenac Montenegrin Serdar Count Petar Plamenac Montenegrin politician and diplomat Rade Turov Plamenac Montenegrin Serdar Count Rufim Boljevic fl 1673 1685 member of Plamenac brotherhood and hence rarely referred to as Rufin Plamenac Serbian Orthodox metropolitan of Cetinje Turo Plamenac Montenegrin Serdar Count and Senator This page lists people with the surname Plamenac If an internal link intending to refer to a specific person led you to this page you may wish to change that link by adding the person s given name s to the link Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Plamenac amp oldid 1176265369, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
