Morača (tribe)

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This is the map of Gornja Morača(Upper Morača) and Donja Morača(Lower Morača).

The Morača (Serbian Cyrillic: Морача) is one of the Highland tribes (Brđani, "Highlanders", from Brda) and a historical region in central Montenegro. According to folklore, their founder was Bogić Moračanin (16th century), hence they also call themselves Bogićevci.

Geography[]

To the east is the tribe of Vasojevići, to the south the Piperi and Bratonožići, to the west the Rovčani, to the northwest the and north the .

Notable people[]

• Gavrilo Dožić
• Mihailo Dožić
• Sekula Drljević
• Amfilohije Radović
• Andrija Mandić
• Miodrag Perović
• Andrija Milošević
• Vojin Ćetković
• Danijel Furtula
• Igor Rakočević

References[]

Sources[]

• Рајко Раосављевић. Морача, Ровца, Колашин.