Valtazar Bogišić and the general property code for the principality of Montenegro: Domestic and foreign associates by Luković Miloš

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Negotiations on the Serbian-Turkish military convention in 1908 by Dedović Vukašin D.

“…The governments of the Kingdom of Serbia and the Principality of Montenegro sent emissaries to all important European capitals. …”
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Political relations between Serbia and Montenegro: Events and occasions from 1896 to 1903 by Popović Nemanja M.

“…In the aforementioned period, relations between the Kingdom of Serbia and the Principality of Montenegro have had their ups and downs. It can be said that in the period from 1896 to 1903 there were moments of the most cordial, and also moments of the most broken relationships, where the stumbling block was more the mutual animosity of Prince Nikola Petrovic and King Milan Obrenovic than that of King Alexander Obrenovic, who sat on the Serbian throne in the mentioned period. …”
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City in transition: Podgorica, Europe׳s youngest capital city by Emina Zejnilović, Erna Husukić

“…In this case study, the development of the built environment of Podgorica is presented in six stages: Roman, Ottoman, Principality of Montenegro and Kingdom of Yugoslavia, socialist, transitional, and contemporary. …”
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The concordat with Serbia of 1914 as a Forebearer of modern concordats and the model of Church-state cooperation by Rakitić Dušan

“…The conclusion may further magnify the seminal nature of the concordat concluded with the Kingdom of Serbia in 1914, and, consequently, of its own ancient and rudimentary predecessor, the concordat with the Principality of Montenegro of 1886.…”
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Civil procedure in Montenegro at the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century: General outline by Kulauzov Maša M.

“…Montenegrin lawmakers had been fully aware of this fact and so in November 1905 the Code on Judicial Proceedings in Civil Lawsuits for the Principality of Montenegro was enacted. When the aforementioned Code entered into force, the codification endeavor in the field of civil procedural law was completed. …”
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Illegitimate offspring in Montenegro at the beginning of the 20th century by Kulauzov Maša M.

“…All aforementioned documents were carefully scrutinized in this paper, as well as chapters XVI-XVIII of Criminal code for the Principality of Montenegro from 1906. The Code thoroughly regulated neonaticide (killing of an infant within the first 24 hours of birth), abandonment of illegitimate newborns, unlawful termination of pregnancy, as well as all kinds of accomplices in these crimes in order to protect lives of illegitimate children.…”
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Kosovo history by Anastasakis, O

“…During the Balkan wars of 1912, when the state of Albania was created, Kosovo was split between the kingdoms of Serbia, principally, and Montenegro."…”