partial restoration were carried out. It is dedicated to the Holy Gabriel. It houses the relics of St. Grigorije of Kumanica. Little is known about who Grigorije was, except that in one record he is mentioned as a "Serbian educator and former archbishop", and even that he comes "from the holy and God-chosen line of Nemanjić dynasty". This cannot be confirmed historiographically and is believed to be a reflection of legend. Kumanica was restored and reconstructed in 2000. During the summer assembly, as part of the monastery's celebration on July 26, tens of thousands of believers gather in it. The origin of the name of the monastery is not the clearest. According to some, it comes from the monks who escaped from the Kumanovo, while Deroko believed that it comes from the name of the Cumans, Bulgars. However, the most widespread opinion is that this toponym is related to the feudal family Kumanci or Kumaničići, which originated from these regions, and were later mentioned in the area of Rudnik. Gallery References Serbian Orthodox monasteries in Serbia Medieval sites in Serbia Medieval Serbian Orthodox monasteries Christian monasteries established in the 13th century