CHURCH OF ST SERGIUS AND BACCHUS NOVI SAD - MONTENEGRO The originally fifteenth-century crkva Sv. Sergija i Vakha in Podi (near Herceg Novi) in Montenegro Section and Plan. Facade - 2003. Apse - 2003.

SHIRGJI CHURCH CRNE GORE - MONTENEGRO This church is located 20 km from the city of Shkodra, on the left bank of the Buna River, close to the village of Obot. The church dates back from the 13th century (about 1290). It is built in Romanic-Gothic style. The ruins found today include some fragments of walls and the tombs of some monks. The Shirgji church used to be a favorite of Albanian and Montenegrin princes and was especially used for wedding" Crkva Sv. Shirgji - Crne Gore - Section. Crkva Sv. Shirgji - Crne Gore - Plan.

PODGORICA - MONTENEGRO Frescoes in the crypt of the church During the 12th century, the area became known as the Principality of Zeta. Between 1276 and 1309, Zeta was ruled by the Queen Jelena, widow of the Serbian King Uros I. She secured autonomy for Zeta within Nemanji's Serbia and built and restored around 50 monasteries, most notably Saints Sergius and Bacchus (Sv. Sergija i Vakha) on the Bojana River under Shkodër/Skadar.