Martinović

Martinović (Serbian Cyrillic: Mартиновић, meaning: Son of Martin) is a common surname in Serbia and Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia.It is also a surname of an montenigerin aristocratic dynasty, the Martinović.It was named after Martin Orlović (the founder of the dynasty).There are references of this family in:-1. Gorski Vjenac (medieval literature piece)

               -2.Dan Brown's book "The Da Vinci Code".In which they are described as the descendants of Jesus Nazareth (holy bloodline).Their cadet branch were the Obrenovic (named after Obren Martinović), the serbian royal family which ruled from 1815-1903.They are by bloodline(by marriage of their male ancestors to the female ancestors of Karadjordjević) connected to the current royal family of Serbia, Karadjordjevići
                

• Alexandre Martinović
• Anica Kovač, née Martinović, Miss Croatia and Miss World runner up
• Damir Martinović, Croatian musician
• Danijela Martinović, Croatian singer
• Darko Martinović
• Dejan Martinović
• Đorđe Martinović

• Marija Šestak, née Martinović
• Marko Martinović, Montenegrin handball player
• Milan Martinović
• Miše Martinović, Croatian actor
• Mitar Martinović, Montenegrin general
• Novak Martinović

• Ratimir Martinović, Montenegrin pianist
• Savo Martinović, Serbian satirist
• Tamara Martinović
• Vladimir Martinović

Martinovics

• Ignác (József Domonkos) Martinovics

Martinović: also a well known montenegren aristorcratic family during the former days of the royal state. To this day they still carry the burden of burning the oak tree in cettinje as a national orthodox Christmas ceremony (see julian calendar). They also have distant past relatives in the montenegren royal family and worked with them closely.