Deda po ocu Karađorđa Petrovića, vođe Prvog srpskog ustanka, bio je Albanac i zvao se Đin Maraš Klimenta, navodi se u knjizi "Karađorđevići - sakrivena istorija". Knjiga je objavljena prošle sedmice, a autori su Milorad Bošnjak, novinar, i Slobodan Jakovljević, mašinski inženjer, koji je direktni potomak Jakova Obrenovića, polubrata srpskog kneza Miloša Obrenovića.
Izdavač knjige je "Lio" iz Gornjeg Milanovca, a autori su objavili i dokumenta, rukopise i razne prepiske, kojima se, kako oni tvrde, dokazuje da Karađorđevići vode poreklo od "pokatoličenog albanskog plemena" iz okoline Skadra. Autori knjige "Karađorđevići - sakrivena istorija" pozivaju se na "Glasnik Zemaljskog muzeja Bosne i Hercegovine" iz 1910. godine, broj 22, u kome se navodi da je deo plemena Klimenta stigao oko 1737. godine u okolinu Rudnika, za vreme povlačenja austrijske vojske iz Novog Pazara.
Dodaje se da je tada stiglo oko 500 albanskih porodica koji su "bili niska rasta, pritom zle i surove naravi", da su jedva govorili srpski, a voleli su stočarstvo i bili postojanog karaktera. Bošnjak i Jakovljević se posebno pozivaju na dela Andrije Luburića, koja su štampana 1937. godine, i navode da je pravoslavno pleme Klimenta slavilo Svetog Klimenta Rimskog, što su navodno slavili i Karađorđevići.
Autori tvrde da je tu slavu slavio Karađorđe, njegov sin Aleksandar i unuk Petar, koji se "iznenada na Cetinju odriče svoje krsne slave i počinje da slavi Svetog Andreju Prvozvanog". Oni tvrde da je kralj Petar znao za poreklo svojih predaka, kao i da je pleme Klimenta štitilo kralja Petra, kao svog potomka, tokom povlačenja srpske vojske preko Albanije na početku Prvog svetskog rata.
I am try with Google translator:
"......Paternal grandfather Karadjordje Petrovic, leader of the First Serbian Uprising, was an Albanian and named Jin Maraš Clement, according to the book "Karadjordjevic Royal - hidden history." The book was published last week, and the authors are Milorad Bosnjak, journalist, and Slobodan Jakovljevic, mechanical engineer, who is a direct descendant of Jacob Obrenovic, stepbrother Serbian Prince Milos Obrenovic.Publisher of the book is "Lio" from Gornji Milanovac, and the authors have published documents, manuscripts and various correspondence, which, they say, proves that Karadjordjevic Royal originate from "pokatoličenog Albanian tribes" from around Shkodra. The authors of the book "Karadjordjevic Royal - hidden history" are invited to the "Journal of the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina" from 1910. year, No. 22, stating that it is part of the tribe Clement arrived around 1737th in the mine environment, during the withdrawal of the Austrian army from Novi Pazar.He adds that he then reached around 500 Albanian families who were "low growth, while the evil and cruel nature" that barely spoke Serbian, and love the animal husbandry and were stable character. Bosnjak and Jakovljevic specifically refer to acts Andrew Luburić, which are printed 1937th year, and state that the tribe Clement Orthodox celebrate St. Clement of Rome, which were allegedly celebrated Karadjordjevica.The authors argue that there is glory celebrated Karagjorgje, his son Alexander and grandson Peter, who "suddenly in Cetinje waives his patron and begins to celebrate Saint Andrew the First Called." They argue that King Peter knew about the origin of their ancestors, and that the tribe Clement protected King Peter, as his descendants, during the withdrawal of the Serbian army through Albania at the beginning of the First World War.
