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  NENAD M. JOVANOVICH (DJAKOVATZ - POPOV)   The Deacon of The Serbian Orthodox Church, Metropolitanate of Belgrade-Karlovtzi, ordained by His Eminent Grace Episcope of Australia and New Zealand, Lord Irinej (Dobrijevich) and serving as the Parish Deacon at the Church of Saint Apostle and Evangelist Luke in Belgrade /photo: here/. Accordind to the blessing and approvement of His Holiness, Archepiscope of Pech, Metropolitan of Belgrade-Karlovtzi and Patriarch of the Serbs, Lord Pavle /photo: here/, an Orthodox Catechism Teacher in the Elementary School “Ljuba Nenadovich” in Belgrade – Serbia. Born in Belgrade on 26th April 1974.AD. as a second child of Miodrag B. Jovanovich /photo: here/, Engeneering Techician and Ljiljana V. Jovanovich, Engeneering Techician (nee Djukich – originaly from Vrlika in Dalmatia). Graduated at the Theological Institute of the Theological Faculty of the Serbian Orthodox Church - The Belgrade University. Happily married to Dipl.Vet. Jasmina S. Jovanovich (nee Mijatovich – from Bajina Bashta), and blessed with twin daughters – Kosara and Ksenija (born 20. July 2005.) /photo: here/, and a son - Djordje (born 23. July 2007.). 
 
 Fr. Jovanovich is proud to be a decendant of a centuries old Priestly Line, of Jovanovich-Djakovatz-Popov from the village of Nishka Kamenitza /photo of the kolo dance in Nishka Kamenica at the beginning of the XX century: here/ near the aincient Imperial City of Nish (Naissus, Nissa). Nish is well known as a birth place of the first Christian Emperor, Saint Constantine The Great, and his mother, Saint Empress Hellen /Icon: here/. Also, the village of Nishka Kamenitza was the stage for the most decisive battle during the First Serbian Uprising (1804.-1813.AD) under the leadership of Vrhovni Vozhd (The Supreme Leader), Commander of the Serbs and Grand Duke, Djordje Petrovich-Karageorge (Grand Cross Imperial Orders of Saint Anne, and Saint Aleksandar Nevsky) /portrait: here/. Namely, at the field called Chegar (in the area of the village of Nishka Kamenitza) the famous Chegar Battle occurred in 1809.AD (some 3000 Serbs have confronted an army of 70.000 Turkish soldiers), and this Serbian defet was the beginning of the end of the brief Serbian liberation from the Ottomans. After this awfull slaughter, the Turks have built the famous Chele-Tower in Nish out of some 900 sculls taken from the bodies of the dead Serbian soldiers, and their brave commander Ober-Prince and Duke Stevan Sindjelich of Resava /painting of him shooting at the gunpowder storage, killing himself and a great number of invading Turks: here/.  The ancestors of the Jovanovich-Djakovatz-Popov family, were the Parish Priests in this historic village for twentyone generations! The last one in this long Line was great-great-grandfather, The Very Reverend Father Protoprezbyter Djordje J. Jovanovich. In accordance with the aincient traditions, he has inherited the Parish of his father - Father Jovan, grandfather - Father Janko, great-grandfather - Father Ivan, great-great-grandfather - Father Jelenko… The first to break the centuries old family tradition was the son of Father Djordje J. Jovanovich (and great-grandfather of Nenad M. Jovanovich), Zhivko Dj. Jovanovich /photo: here/ (Royal Order of The Yugoslavian Crown - IV Class; Royal Order of The Yugoslavian Crown - III Class; Royal Order of Saint Sava – III Class; The Commemorative Medal of The Albanian Retreat) /decorations: here/ who was the last President of the State Council of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia before the communist occupation, and a member of the Royal Court Council /The State Council (Zhivko Dj. Jovanovich in the middle): here/. As a pensioner, he has served at the duty of the Vice-President of the Administrative Board of the Eparchy of Nish. Starting with him, no one else from the family carried the family tradition, and all other members of the family prefered secular careers. The Grandfather, Dipl.Ing. Borislav Zh. Jovanovich /photo: here/ (The Order of The Labour – I Class, The Order of The Merit for The People With The Silver Rays; Order of The Brotherhood and Unity With the Silver Wreath; The Romanian Order of The 23. August – IV Class) /decorations: here/ was one of our most praised engenieers in the domain of the hydroelectric engeniereeng, and a Deputy-Minister of Light Industry. By the grace of God, he was awarded the Patriarchal Grammatha and the Title of The Grand Benefactor, by His Holiness Archepiscope of Pech, Metropolitan of Belgrade-Karlovtzi and Patriarch of the Serbs, Lord German (Djorich) /photo: here/, for his contribution for the construction of the
Temple (Cathedral) of Saint Sava in Belgrade. Also, both the Greatgrandfather and the Grandfather have served as officers during the World War One and the World War Two. Both of them were infantry Captains Second Class in reserve of our victorious Army. The Father, Miodrag B. Jovanovich, did`t follow in the ancestors footsteps either, and he`s an Engeneering Techician. Older brother, Dushan M. Jovanovich has,  also chosen a secular occupation, and he is a Mechanical Techician. The Mother, Ljiljana V. Jovanovich, was born in the town of Smedrevo as a second child of Venijamin (Veljko) Djukich and Ljubitza Djukich (nee Markovich, from the village of Miloshevatz). Originally the Djukich family was a frontiersman family from the town of Vrlika in the Region of Kninska Krajina (Dalmatia), and the maternal Great-grandfather, Ivan Djukich was a Sexton and a Protopsaltos in the Parish Church in Vrlika, married to Stana Djukich (nee Ratzich). This side of the Family has suffered a most savage genocide by the hands of the Croats during World War Two, when fifteen members of the immediate Family were slaughtered, butchered and thrown in to bottomless pits of Dalmatia. Through other lines of descent, the family has connections to Montenegro and Old Serbia (today - FYR Macedonia) too. Namely, Fr. Jovanovich's great-grandmother, Kosara Jovanovich /photo: here/ was a daughter of The Honourable Vladislav Petrovich (Chairman of the Court of Law in Shabatz) /photo, taken 1882: here/ and Savka Petrovich (daughter of Master Petar Trivunatz) /photo of Vladislav, Savka and young Kosara: here/. It is remembered in the family tradition that this branch of the Petrovich family has originally came from Njegushi in Montenegro. One of the most interesting ancestors from this side of the family was certainly Janachko /photo of Janachko sitting fully armed: here/. It is said that he had killed a Turk in Old Serbia (sometime in the second quartern of XIX century) and therefore had to flee to the Principality of Serbia. Fr. Jovanovich's paternal grandmother Zorka Jovanovich /photo: here/ was originally from village of Masuritza (Southern Serbia) - daughter of Tihomir Jovanovich (The Commemorative Medal of The Albanian Retreat) /decoration: here/ and Darinka Jovanovich /Tihomir (first from the dexter) with his brothers in arms from the Serbian Royal Cavalry during the Balkan Wars (1912-1913): here/, and granddaughter of Marko Gligorijevich, who was one of many relatives executed by the Bulgarian invaders during the World War One /Darinka and Tihomir (standing forth and fifth from the dexter) and Marko with his mother Kitka (sitting in the middle) with other members of immediate family: here/. Anyway, God willing, it was the wish of Fr. Jovanovich to renew the centuries old tradition of his family in service to God, Church, Fatherland and King. For centuries, the family`s Patron-Saint (Krsna Slava) has been Saint Great-Martyr George, The Holy Warior (the family Krsna Slava Icon: here), and, God permitting, this will stay that way for centuries to come!  During the rule of the communist and neo-communist regime in Serbia, Fr. Jovanovich was politically active in the opposition. At the time, he was at the duty of a local Trustee in a Monarchist party called The Serbian National Renewal, which was the first anticommunist party in Serbia. And during the rule of their neo-neo-communist successors he was also active in the opposition as the Vice-President of the Main Board of The Patriotic Movement “Obraz”… During the war (in the 1990's) he was helping as a recrutier for the Serbian volunteer unit ''The White Eagles'', and has, very briefly, bore arms during the Shiptar terrorist attacks in Kosovo and Metohija (March 2004.). However, today his main preocupations are his family and Clerical calling, as he sees this as the best method of service to God and Fatherland in the present situation.His main interests, beside Theology, are heraldry, genealogy, and the history of Monarchy. According to the Appointment of His Royal Highness Prince Aleksandar Pavlov Karageorgevich (Grand Cross Royal Orders of Star of Karageorge, the White Eagle, Yugoslavian Crown and Saint Sava, Knight of the Order of Annunziata), Rev. Fr. Nenad M. Jovanovich is The Herald to The Princely Branch of The Serbian Royal House of Karageorgevich /Appointment:here/. With the approval from the authorized Permanent Member of the Privy Council of His Royal Highness, Dom Duarte Pio João Miguel Gabriel Rafael de Bragança, the Most Serene Lord, Duke of Braganza, of Guimarães and of Barcelos, Marquess of Vila Viçosa, Count of Arraiolos, of Ourém, of Barcelos, of Faria, of Neiva and of Guimarães, Sovereign of the Royal Order of Saint Isabel, Grand Master of the Order of Our Lady of Conception of Vila Viçosa and Grand Master by Birth of the Order of Saint Michael of the Wing and Judge of the Royal Brotherhood of Saint Michael of the Wing, “de iure” King of Portugal, Rev. Fr. Nenad M. Jovanovich was appointed to the duty of the Heraldry Consultant and Consultants Team Member for Fórum Democracia Real (FDR), later transformed to The Portuguese Monarchist International Alliance (PMIA). PMIA being the Portuguese Monarchist body, recognised and officially approved by His Royal Highness Dom Duarte Pio Duke of Braganza and operating under his Royal Patronage, this appointment represents a privilege and honour of immense proportions and importance! Also, upon Easter 2008, by the Grace of His Royal Highness Prince Davit Bagration-Muchraneli, Duke of the Lasos and Prince of Kakhetia, Kartalia and Mukhrani, Sovereign Head and Grand Master of The Order of The Eagle of Georgia and The Seamless Tunic of Our Lord Jesus Christ, the principal Royal Claimant to The Throne of Georgia, Reverend Father Deacon Nenad M. Jovanovich was appointed Chaplain for Serbia to The Order of The Eagle of Georgia and The Seamless Tunic of Our Lord Jesus Christ and Heraldic Advisor to The Herald Master of The Royal House of Bagration-Muchraneli. Also upon him was bestowed the rank of The Knight The Order of The Eagle of Georgia and The Seamless Tunic of Our Lord Jesus Christ and was honoured with The Medal for Merit for The Royal House of Georgia.   According to the Gracious Royal Will of His Majesty Rukirabasaija Agutamba Solomon Gafabusa Iguru I, The Fourty-ninth Omukama of The Kingdom of Bunyoro-Kitara, By the Grace of God, Reverend Father Deacon Nenad M. Jovanovich was awarded a prestigious Royal Honour and inducted into Bunyoro-Kitara Kingdom /more:here/. Thus, he was made a Munyoro and a Member of the Basiita Clan – The Clan that is the traditional custodian of the Empango, the Royal Drum that the King sounds nine times once a year upon the Day of his Coronation Anniversary. The honour itself is awarded at the Day of The Coronation Anniversary, when the recepients are escorted by the Clan Chiefs before the King, when a special ceremony of confirmation and acceptence is performed, and a special tribal names of endearment are bestowed by His Majesty, and there after their Clans welcome them in a very colourful traditional ceremony. Beside that, Fr. Jovanovich is the Founder and served as the first Managing Director (2001-2008) of The Center for Research of Orthodox Monarchism (CROM), and the President of it`s Board for Heraldic ang Genealogical Studies (CROM-BHGS) /CROM-BHGS Heraldic Gallery: here/. It is important to stress that The CROM operates under the High Patronage of His Royal Highness Prince Aleksandar Pavla Karageorgevich (Grand Cross Royal Orders of Star of Karageorge, the White Eagle, Yugoslavian Crown and Saint Sava, Knight of the Order of Annunziata). The goal of The CROM is to work for the ressurection of Monarchy in Serbia and other Orthodox countries (first of all in Russia), and this is why it has Associates from: Serbia, Russia, Romania, Australia etc. Currently it's main objective is creating of the theoretical prereqisites for the reestablishment of the national, traditional, stratocratic and organic Serbian Kingdom. For that purpose, The CROM conducts research in the domain of: theology, history, philosophy, politicology, heraldry, genealogy, literature, art etc... Fr. Jovanovich is also an Associate Fellow of The International Association of Amateur Heralds; Member of The Confederate College of Heraldry and a Honorary Member of The Clan Duncan Society (which produces no consequence for the CROM itself, since these memberships are solely personal). He is also glad to be an Associate at the only Serbian Internet Magazine for Promotion of Heraldry “Glas heralda” (“The Voice of The Herald”) from Novi Sad. Also, in the year of our Lord 2002. he was addmitted to The Royal Literary Club “Karageorgevich”, and presented with it`s Honorary Charter under the High Patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Katarina Karageorgevich (for the study on the genealogy of the Royal House of Karageorgevich). He was also presented with The Charter of the Primary School ''Bracha Aksich'' from Lipljan for his help to the school children in the Martyr-village of Staro Gratzko (Kosovo and Metohija) /here/...  He has participated (together with some of our most respected Clergymen, Academicians, representatives of Cabinets of certain branches of the Royal House of Karageorgevich, University Professors, politicians, writters, jurnalists, artists…), speaking on spiritual, hisoriographic, heraldic, national and other simillar subjects, in dozens of public lectures and forums, held in various places like: The Serbian Orthodox Church Seminary of Saint Arsenije in Sremski Karlovtzi /photo: here/; The Faculty of Forestry of The University in Belgrade; The Grand Auditory of the Assembly of the City of Nish, and in other simillar institutions in cities and towns like: Novi Sad, Kikinda, Sremska Mitrovitza, Jagodina; Grachanitza; Zhitishte; Ljubovija; Rusko Selo; Vojvoda Stepa; Banatski Karlovatz; Omoljitza, Nova Pazova, Srpska Tzrnja... Some of the most important scientific forums that he has taken part in are: The Fifth Autumn International School for Organic Philosophy and Host System - Scientific Convention: ''Important Persons and Ideas in Serbia in XIX and XX Century'' (held in The Institute for Social Politics by the Magazine for Organic Philosophy and Host System ''The Serbian Organic Studies'' - Belgrade) and The International Congress ''Orthodoxy, Youth and the Future of Russia'' (held by: The Assembly of Orthodox Intelligence, The Commity for the Youth Affairs of the Management of Saint-Petersburg, The Counsel of Rectors of Saint-Peterburg, The Russian Orthodox Church Spiritual Academy and Spiritual Seminary of Saint-Peterburg, The State University of Technology and Design of Saint-Peterburg, The State University of Culture and Art of Saint-Peterburg and The City Centre for Culture of Saint-Peterburg). His paper: ''The Youth and the Security of Russia'' was published /in Russian/ in the Book of proceedings of the International Congress ''Orthodoxy, Youth, and the Future of Russia'' (Saint-Petersburg, Russia; 2005. - with the blessing of His Holiness Patriarch of Moscow and all Russia Lord Alexy II) /covers: here/. According to the blessing of His Eminent Grace, Episcope of Banat, Lord Nikanor /photo: here/ published a preface and epilogue for the Anthology of poetry of Catehete Boshko R. Marinkov: ''Free Nugget of an Enslaved Country'' /covers: here/. Also, his heraldic analysis of the arms of the Local Community of Shangaj was published in the book of The Reverend Father, Protovicar Branko Churchin: ''The Settlement of Shanaj in Novi Sad - Past and Present'' (Novi Sad; 2004; pg.88-94. - with the blessing of His Eminent Grace, Episcope of Novi Sad-Bachka, Lord Prof. Dr. Irinej) /covers: here/. A short article ''Settling of Heraldic Circumstances in the Princely Branch of the Serbian Royal House of Karageorgevich'' was published in the renowned scientiffic Review ''Nobiltà'' (No.76, March-April 2007) which is published in Milan by the Instituto Araldico Genealogico Italiano. Beside that, dozens of his lectures and other materials were published in newspapers and magazines in Serbia, Russia, Italy, Great Britain, France, Germany, Australia, Canada, U.S.A. etc. On a number of times, he has presented his work in various radio and television shows /scenes from a political talk show ''Kljuch'' at Radio Television of Serbia - First Chanel: here and a programme ''Final Word'' at TV ''Apolo'', the official television station of the city of Novi Sad here/...       
    Rev. Fr. Dn. Nenad M. Jovanovich could be described as a Serbian heraldic researcher and designer. On request, in a number of times he has given advice on various matters of heraldry. For example, he has given advice considering the creation of the new arms of the City of Podgoritza (the capital of Montenegro) and numerous family and other arms… This work has been mainly voluntary.Some of the civic arms he has designed are of the settlements: The Municipality of Shtrptze (in the Province of Kosovo and Metohija) /here/; The Municipality of Lajkovatz /here/; The Local Community of Shangaj (in the City of Novi Sad – Capital of the Province of Vojvodina) /here/, The Local Community of Vojvoda Stepa (in the Municipality of Nova Tzrnja, Region of Banat, Province of Vojvodina) /here/ and propositions of the arms of the Municipality of Bosilegrad /here/; Municipality of Zhagubitza (in the Region of Branichevo) /here/, Municipality of Srpski Brod (in Republika Srpska) and of the six Local Communities of Zharkovo (in the City of Belgrade) /here/. It`s important to stress that some of these arms, aswell as some family arms, have recieved the blessings and approvals of the Episcopes in whose juristictions these settlements or armigers are. The said Blessings have been bestowed by: His Most Eminent Grace, Archepiscope of Tzetinje, Metropolitan of Montenegro-Littoral, Zeta-Brda and Skenderija, Exarch of the Holy Throne of Pech, Lord Prof.Dr. Amfilohije (Radovich) /written blessing: here/; His Most Eminent Grace Archbishop of Winnipeg and Primate of The Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Canada Lord John (Stinka) /written blessing: here/; His Eminence, Archepiscope of America and Canada Nicolae (Condrea); His Eminent Grace, Episcope of Novi Sad-Bachka, Lord Prof. Dr. Irinej (Bulovich) /written blessing: here/; His Eminent Grace, Episcope of Zhicha, Lord Hrisostom; His Eminent Grace, Episcope of Banat, Lord Nikanor and His Eminent Grace, Episcope of Australia and New Zealand, Lord Irinej (Dobrijevich). Also some of the arms that he has designed (or assisted in designing) and blazoned have recieved their registrations with The Collegium Heraldicum Russiae, The Societas Heraldica Slovenica, The Burke’s Peerаge & Gentry International Register of Arms, United States Heraldic Registry, Heraldic Commission of The Ministry of Interior of The Republic of Slovakia (pending), and The Serbian Heraldry Society ''White Eagle'' (pending). We should, also, mention the corporative arms that he has designed for: The Center for Research of Orthodox Monarchism /here/, Patriotic Movement “Obraz” /here/, The Iconographic Workshop “Pavlovich”, The Societas Heraldica Slovenica and The American Journal for Russian and Slavic Studies… Also, he has designed various flags like those of: The Municipality of Shtrptze (proposition) /here/, The Municipality of Bosilegrad (proposition) /here/, The Municipality of Zhagubitza (three propositions) /here, here and: here/ and The Center for Research of Orthodox Monarchism /here/. Ofcourse, Mr. Jovanovich has designed a number of heraldic badges too. He was especially proud and glad for having assisted in the creation of The Meritorious Badge of Distinction for Societas Heraldica Slovenica Members for the Furthering of Heraldry /here/ and The Meritorious Badge of Distinction for Societas Heraldica Slovenica Members for their Support or Contribution to the Society /here/. However, one of the arms that are especially pelasing are those of the Clan of Baturan (from the Region of Bocca di Cattaro, Province of Montenegro) /here/, those of the family Marinkov (from Vojvoda Stepa, Municipality of Nova Tzrnja, Region of Banat, Province of Vojvodina) /here/, the Mrdjenovich (Zhmirich) family /here/ and those of the family Miletich /here/, the personal and Clerical arms of the head of that family, The Very Reverend Father, Protopresbyter Srboljub M. Miletich, the Parish Priest of The Serbian Orthodox Church - Diocese for Australia and New Zealand - Parish of Saint Apostle, Archdeacon and Protomartyr Stephen in Sydney /here/, the same for Revrend Father, Presbyter Peter-Michael Preble, the Parish Priest of The Romanian Orthodox Church - Archdiocese for America and Canada - Parish of Saint Archangel Michael in Southbridge /here/ etc... Also, he was proud to help in designing and blazoning of the personal arms of the Heraldic Artist of The CROM-BHGS, Dipl.Oecc. Nebojsha Dikich (Member, International Association of Amateur Heralds; Associate, ''Glas Heralda'') /here/, Mr. Dragan Nenadovich /here/, Dipl.Ing. Mirjana Jerinich /here/, Mr. Marko Drazhich (Member, International Association of Amateur Heralds), the proposal of the arms of the The Anty-Terrorist Unit of the Gendarmerie of the Ministry of the Interior of Serbia /here/ etc...  Finally, beside that, he has designed the arms of his own family - Jovanovich-Djakovatz-Popov (assumed by his Father). Also, appropriate versions were designed for Fr. Jovanovich's Wife and Daughters /photo: here/. The version for Mrs. Jovanovich and Miss Kosara M. Jovanovich were rendered by Dipl.Oecc. Nebojsha Dikich (Heraldic Artist, CROM-BHGS; Member, International Association of Amateur Heralds; Associate, ''Glas Heralda'') /photo: here/, and for Miss Ksenija M. Jovanovich by Ing. Srechko Nikitovich (Heraldic Artist, CROM-BHGS) /photo: here/. So far, there is a couple of different renditions of the family arms. They were rendered by Mr Rade M. Pavlovich (Iconpainter with the blessing of His Holiness, Archepiscope of Pech, Metropolitan of Belgrade-Karlovtzi and Patriarch of the Serbs, Lord Pavle and the Heraldic Artist of The CROM-BHGS) /photo: here/, Mr Miroslav Boshkov (Academic Painter) /photo: here/, Commander Valery Pavlovich Yegorov (Saint Andrew Principal Herald Master of The Colegium Heraldicum Russiae) /photo: here/, Mr Barrie J. Burr (Heraldic Artist with The International Association of Amateur Heralds), Mr Ton de Witte (Fellow, The International Association of Amateur Heralds) and Prof. Ljubodrag Lj. Grujich (Heraldic Artist of The CROM-BHGS; Heraldic Artist of The Royal House of Bagration-Muchraneli of Georgia). The first version of the banner of Fr. Jovanovich was designed by Mr. John Alexander Duncan of Sketraw (Knight Jure Sanguinis of The Sacred Military Constantinian Order of St George; Committee Member of The Heraldry Society of Scotland; Member of The International Association of Amateur Heralds; Member of The American Heraldry Society...). These arms have been entered in the Roll of Arms of the International Association of Amateur Heralds, and in the Matricula Armorum of The Collegium Heraldicum Russiae on the 31st of May 2005. AD, and all of the appropriate Armorial Documents were issued. The arms were also registered with The United States Heraldic Registry under the Registration number 20060908A, on 26. July (8. September) 2006. AD, with The Burke’s Peerаge & Gentry International Register of Arms under the Registration number 0036, on 1.(14.) November 2006. AD, and with The Confederate College of Heraldry under the Registration number 398, on 9.(22.) November 2006. AD. Following his ordination, and with the blessing and approval of His Eminent Grace Episcope of Australia and New Zealand Lord Irinej (Dobrijevich), his Clerical arms were rendered by Iconpainter Rade M. Pavlovich. Another extremely prestigious Royal assignment handled by Rev. Fr. Nenad M. Jovanovich, in his capacity of the Herald, was the new Heraldic Collection of the Royal House of Portugal, containing the achievements of His Royal Highness Dom Duarte Pio Duke of Bragança /see: here/; Her Royal Highness Dona Isabel Inês de Castro Curvello de Herédia, Duchess of Bragança /see: here/, His Royal Highness Dom Infante Afonso de Santa Maria Miguel Gabriel Rafael of Herédia of Bragança, Prince of Beira and Duke of Barcelos; His Royal Highness Dom Infante Dinis de Santa Maria Miguel Gabriel Rafael Francisco João of Herédia of Bragança, Duke of Porto and Her Royal Highness Dona Infanta Maria Francisca Isabel Micaela Gabriela Rafaela Paula of Herédia of Bragança /see: here/, which were accepted and approved at the highest level possible. The new version of the Arms of His Royal Highness Prince Giorgi Bagration-Muchraneli, Duke of the Lasos and Prince of Kakhetia, Kartalia and Mukhrani, Sovereign Head and Grand Master of the Order of the Eagle of Georgia and the Tunic of Our Lord Jesus Christ /see: here/ also fits in to the category of Royal heraldic commissions handled by The Rev. Fr. Dn. Nenad M. Jovanovich in the capacity of a Herald. However, one of his most prominent (even - historic!) heraldic projects is the new arms of His Majesty King Rukirabasaija Agutamba Solomon Gafabusa Iguru I, The Fourty-ninth Omukama of The Kingdom of Bunyoro-Kitara, By the Grace of God /see: here/, and another one of the similar, and even exotic, nature is the heraldic project he realized for His Majesty King Jean-Baptiste Kigeli V Ndahindurwa of Rwanda (in exile) /see: here/. Last but certainly not least, it was Fr. Jovanovich's great spiritual pleasure and honor to suggest the changes to the arms of His Royal Highness Prince Aleksandar Pavla Karageorgevich /report and photos: here/, which was accepted by His Royal Highness the Prince. Consequently, the new version of the arms of His Royal Highness Prince Aleksandar Pavla Karageorgevich were composed under his supervision and acknowledged by His Royal Highness the Prince /report: here/. Also, the differencing system for the arms of the Members of The Princely Branch of The Serbian Royal House of Karageorgevich was developped and established, and hence were designed the arms and heradic banners of His Royal Highness Prince Aleksandar Pavla Karageorgevich and his Heraldic Heirs: His Royal Highness Prince Dimitrije Karageorgevich; His Royal Highness Prince Mihailo Karageorgevich; His Royal Highness Prince Sergije Karageorgevich and His Royal Highness Prince Dushan Karageorgevich /see: here/. The task of standardisation of heraldic bearings of The Princely Branch of The Serbian Royal House of Karageorgevich was completed by issuing of the special Book of Standards: ''The System of Heraldic Bearings of The Princely Branch of The Serbian Royal House of Karageorgevich'' /see: here/. Never the less, Fr. Jovanovich doesn`t consider his education in heraldry to be even close to it`s conclusion! This is why he keeps researching and studing the wounderful art and science of heraldry!  + + + 
 
 
 
 
  
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