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Staniša Radonjić
Staniša Radonjić (), known as Staniša Popov (Станиша Попов; fl. 1682 - 1693), was a Serbian Orthodox priest, ''vojvoda'' of the Njeguši tribe, and ''serdar'' of the Prince-Bishopric of Montenegro.
==Life==
Staniša was born the son of a priest (hence ''popov''), of the Radonjić-Rajićević brotherhood.〔Ердељановић 1926, p. 447〕 He is believed to be first mentioned in the mid-17th-century as living in Njeguši.〔Musée etnographique de Cétigné 1964, p. 277〕 He was a priest,〔 and the chief of the Njeguši tribe, a ''vojvoda''.〔Ердељановић 1926, p. 475〕 In 1682, he gave the mitre (a ceremonial head-dress for bishops), which he had paid for to be done,〔Ердељановић 1926, p. 439〕 to the treasury of Cetinje as a gift to Serbian Orthodox Metropolitan Visarion Borilović (held office 1674-1692). In 1687, Staniša gains notability in the trade relations with Kotor,〔Stanojević 1955, p. 198〕 which at the time was part of the Republic of Venice. That year Staniša and Ivan Maričević obliged to the Kotoran court that they would purchase fine wool within ten days from the receival of 435 reals from captain Bernard Paulući.〔 On 8 September 1693, he is mentioned (as ''Stanissa Popov del Comune di Gnegussi'') in the agreement between the katun tribes and the Venetian government (the Dalmatian providur) in Kotor.〔 In 1700, Staniša becomes ''creditor'' to the Venetian Republic.〔
In 1697, Danilo Šćepčević of the Petrović-Heraković brotherhood of Njeguši〔 was appointed Metropolitan of Cetinje. This marked the beginning of what is known in modern historiography as the Prince-Bishopric of Montenegro under the hereditary Metropolitans of Cetinje of the Petrović family. It is believed that Metropolitan Danilo adopted the title of ''serdar'' in his government in 1718, when he appointed "''guvernaduri'' and some ''serdari'' and ''knezovi'' ... to judge and discipline the people".〔 Of these appointed serdari, Staniša is the only one known in historiography.〔Stanojević 1955, p. 197: 〕 In the beginning, Staniša was only the serdar of a nahija, however, thanks to the prominence of his family and relations to the Venetians, he seized the title as the title of serdar of all of Montenegro.〔 His seal, found in Venetian archives, reads "Staniša, the priest's son, serdar of Montenegro" (''»staniša popov srdar černie gori«''). As Staniša became serdar and the title became hereditary to the Radonjić brotherhood, the Njeguši tribe was led by the ''serdar'' instead of the earlier ''vojvoda''.〔 Later, the significance of the serdar of all Montenegro fell, and it remained as a traditional function of a manager, now under the name of ''guvernadur''.〔
He died in ca. 1720. He had three sons: Vukoslav (Vukosav), Jovan (Jovo) and Marko. After him, his son Vuk, his grandson Stano and his great-grandson Vukolaj III held the position of ''guvernadur'' until 1832.
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