of Grocka and participant in the First Serbian Uprising. Other belongs to his son, Jovan Vićentijević, captain of Kosmaj. The tombstones were part of the old church but were preserved and brought into the new one after 1864. is located in the churchyard. (1835-55) was a Serbian princess, daughter of Prince Alexander Karađorđević and Princess consort Persida Nenadović. She died at the age of 19 and when her body was transported from Belgrade to Topola for the burial, the entourage spent a night in the old church. During the night, local girls weaved the shroud for the young princess. Touched by this, her parents donated the drinking fountain to the church. Construction of the auxiliary church building started in 2010s, but it wasn't finished. It was planned to serve as a museum for art church artifacts. Plans are being made for building of another church, dedicated to Saint Petka. In the wider village area are two monasteries, Tresije and Kastaljan. Economy Though there are several small industrial objects, the settlement is predominantly agricultural with the livestock breeding especially being developed. In popular culture Author Milovan Glišić wrote about Nemenikuće in his story Redak zver ("A rare animal"). TV serials Greh njene majke and Ravna Gora were filmed in the village in 2009 and 2012, respectively. Notable people Milovan Vidaković (1780-1841), novelist Jovan Žujović (1856-1936), geologist; grew up in the village Miloš Vasić (1859-1935), general References Suburbs of Belgrade Sopot, Belgrade