predominantly consisted of tribes who fled Ottoman occupation, and got incorporated into Montenegro following the battles at Martinići and Krusi (1796). The Old Montenegrin tribes were organized into five (later four) territorial units called nahija (term borrowed from Ottoman nahiye); Katunska, Lješanska, Pješivci (later incorporated into Katunska), Rijeka, and Crmnička nahija. Dispersed brotherhoods There are also large dispersed or emigrant brotherhoods, such as Maleševci, Pavkovići, Prijedojevići, Trebješani (Nikšići), Miloradovići-Hrabreni, Ugrenovići, Bobani, Pilatovci, Mrđenovići and Veljovići. Annotations See also Regions in Montenegro, contains a list of tribal and historical regions of Montenegro. References Sources External links Serb clans of Montenegro Plemena Stare Crne Gore, Brda, Hercegovine i Primorja Podjela u podlovćenskoj Crnoj Gori (Montenegrin), from the website of the Montenegrin Ethnic Association of Australia Lists of modern Indo-European tribes and clans Lists of Montenegrin people Montenegro history-related lists