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around 100,000 people) were exiled into the
Habsburg Empire, including the leader of the Uprising, KaraÄorÄe PetroviÄ. Recaptured by the Ottomans in October 1813, Belgrade became a scene of brutal revenge, with hundreds of its citizens massacred, and thousands sold into slavery as far away as Asia. Direct Ottoman rule also meant the abolition of all Serbian institutions, including the
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penetration and influence in these territories. He sent a similar letter to
Austrian Emperor Francis I in 1805 proposing other political alliances, also with the stated goal of preventing Russian influence. His project implied an establishment of a Serbian state, or more generally, a South Slavic state. His works show his view of the potential future of the South Slavic nations.
2189:, an astute politician and able diplomat, in order to confirm his hard-won loyalty to the Porte in 1817 ordered the assassination of KaraÄorÄe PetroviÄ. The final defeat of Napoleon in 1815 raised Turkish fears that Russia might again intervene in the Balkans. To avoid this the sultan agreed to make Serbia suzerain ā a semi-independent state nominally responsible to the Porte.
1395:. The Hungarian kings encouraged the immigration of Serbs to the kingdom, and hired many of them as soldiers and border guards. Therefore, the Serb population of this region highly increased. During the struggle between the Ottoman Empire and Hungary, this Serb population attempted a restoration of the Serbian state. In the
1667:. The size of this uprising is illustrated by the verse from one Serbian national song: "Sva se butum zemlja pobunila, Šest stotina podiglo se sela, Svak na cara puŔku podigao!" ("The whole land has rebelled, six hundred villages arose, everybody pointed his gun against the emperor"). The rebellion had the character of a
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Austrians started to pull out of Serbia, they invited the Serbian people to come north with them to the Austrian territories. Having to choose between Ottoman reprisal and living in a Christian state, Serbs abandoned their homesteads and headed north, led by Serbian
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Ottoman Empire for almost three centuries. A Serbian principality under Hungarian protection was created, after the fall of the Serbian Despotate, by the BrankoviÄ family (later other Serbian noblemen assumed the throne) in what is now Vojvodina, Slavonia, and Bosnia.
1879:, which had been ignited by Austria in 1788. However Austria needed to settle the war, and returned the Belgrade region to the Ottoman Empire. Despite guarantees that Austria had insisted on, many of the participants in the uprising and their families went into exile in Austria. Reforms made by the
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meeting in 1790, he made a famous speech pleading for the legal inclusion of
Serbian privileges. He supported his standpoint with thorough analysis of privileges using legal arguments, stating that the law presented a higher authority than the will of individuals or rulers; thus the privileges would
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as its capital. At the peak of his power Jovan Nenad crowned himself in
Subotica as the Serb emperor. Taking advantage of the extremely confused military and political situation, the Hungarian noblemen from the region joined forces against him and defeated the Serbian troops in the summer of 1527.
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Russian Empire withdrew its support for the Serb rebels. Unwilling to accept anything less than independence, the revolutionaries were fought into submission following the Ottoman incursion into Serbia. One quarter of Serbia's population (at that moment
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proposing the establishment of a South Slavic political unit with Serbia at its core, including the parts conquered by France ā from which the
Illyrian provinces would be formed. To achieve the goal of this political unit, he proposed that France help the Serbian Revolution, to prevent Russian
1157:, son of Lazar, succeeded him as ruler but had by 1394 become an Ottoman vassal. In 1402 he renounced Ottoman rule and became an ally of Hungary, and the years that followed were characterized by the Ottomans and Hungary battling over the territory of Serbia. In 1453, the Ottomans conquered
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Uprising soon failed and he fled to Austria. After a riot at a Turkish estate in 1814, the Turkish authorities massacred the local population and publicly impaled 200 prisoners at Belgrade. By March 1815, Serbs had held several meetings and decided upon a new revolt.
2111:(1815ā1817) was a second phase of the national revolution of the Serbs against the Ottoman Empire, which erupted shortly after the brutal annexation of the country to the Ottoman Empire and the failed Hadži Prodan's revolt. The revolutionary council proclaimed an uprising in
2033:(Velika Å”kola), the Theological Academy (Bogoslovija) and other administrative bodies. KaraÄorÄe and other revolutionary leaders sent their children to the Great Academy, which also had among its students Vuk StefanoviÄ KaradžiÄ (1787ā1864), the famous reformer of the
2037:. Belgrade was repopulated by local military leaders, merchants and craftsmen, but also by an important group of enlightened Serbs from the Habsburg Empire who gave a new cultural and political framework to the egalitarian peasant society of Serbia.
1417:, who was killed on the battlefield. After this battle Hungary broke up into three parts, and much of its former territory became part of the Ottoman Empire. Soon after the Battle of MohaÄ the leader of Serbian mercenaries in Hungary,
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Serbian history took place in 1716ā1718, when the Serbian ethnic territories, ranging from river Drina, to Belgrade and the Danube basin, became the battleground for a new Austrian-Ottoman war launched by
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MiljkoviÄ, Ema; StrugareviÄ, Svetlana (August 2015). "The Bridge Between Old and New: The Serbian Society in the First Century of the Ottoman Rule (Eski Ä°le Yeni Arasindaki KƶprĆ¼: Osmanlı Yƶnetiminin Ä°lk YĆ¼zyılında Sırp Toplumu)".
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died. As he was childless and the nobility could not agree on a rightful heir, the empire was subsequently ruled by semi-independent provincial lords, who often feuded with one other. The most powerful of these,
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on April 23, 1815, with Milos ObrenoviÄ chosen as the leader (while KaraÄorÄe was still in exile in Austria). The decision of the Serb leaders was based on two reasons. First, they feared a general massacre of
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1570:(1788ā1791), when the Austrians urged the Christians in Bosnia to rebel. No wars were fought afterwards until the 20th century, which marked the fall of both mighty empires (by this time, Austria had become
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The Russian Czar would be recognized as the Tsar of the Serbs and the Metropolitan of Montenegro would be his assistant. The leading role in the restoration of the Serbian Empire belongs to Montenegro.
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Fighting resumed at Easter in 1815, and Milos became the supreme leader of the new revolt. When the Ottomans discovered this they sentenced all of its leaders to death. The Serbs fought in battles at
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1841:, Serbian nobleman, doctor of law and patron of arts, had a significant role in the cultural life of Serbs in the Habsburg monarchy, as well as the overall political life of the realm. In the
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be better protected if included in Hungarian law. At the time of the First Uprising, he made a map of Serbian lands that served as a political programme. He sent letters to
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2835:Serbia: The History behind the Name
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3275:Federal Republic (1992–2006)
2695:Encyclopedia of the Ottoman Empire
2432:"Execution of Prisoners, Belgrade"
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1990:During the almost 10 years of the
1788:Habsburg-occupied Serbia (1788ā92)
1780:Habsburg-occupied Serbia (1686ā91)
602:Praetorian prefecture of Illyricum
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1976:(renegade Janissary) assassinate
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1830:and the withdrawal of Austrians.
1025:Constituent state with Montenegro
4058:1912 disestablishments in Serbia
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2874:SotiroviÄ, Vladislav B. (2011).
2637:. Malden: Blackwell Publishing.
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2613:. Novi Sad: Platoneum, Beseda.
1826:. The rebellion ended with the
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4083:Military occupations of Serbia
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1368:Hungary and Serbia (1389ā1540)
848:Banate of Lugoj and CaransebeČ
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2786:Studies of the Ottoman Domain
2569:History of the Serbian People
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2154:and managed to reconquer the
1877:KoÄina Krajina Serb rebellion
1813:Great Migrations of the Serbs
1809:Kingdom of Serbia (1718ā1739)
1292:in 1371, where the forces of
307:ā¢ Conquest of Smederevo
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2061:Hadži-Prodan's Revolt (1814)
2017:Revolutionary Serbia in 1809
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1784:Kingdom of Serbia (1718ā39)
1699:was organized by Patriarch
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1265:Wars for Serbia (1389ā1540)
1246:began. In 1817, Serbia was
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3790:Inventions and discoveries
3508:Chief of the General Staff
3204:Habsburg Kingdom of Serbia
2689:FotiÄ, Aleksandar (2008).
2676:FotiÄ, Aleksandar (2005).
2653:Fine, John Van Antwerp Jr.
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3209:History of modern Serbia
2564:Histoire du peuple serbe
2430:Nasuh, Matrakci (1588).
2203:Ottoman Serbs, who were
1697:Serb Uprising of 1596-97
1691:Serb Uprising of 1596ā97
1455:Forest of Constantinople
1381:Siege of Belgrade (1456)
1101:was incorporated in the
3898:Serbian Orthodox Church
2802:(inactive 2024-04-30).
2766:MiljkoviÄ, Ema (2014).
2746:MiljkoviÄ, Ema (2009).
2712:KatiÄ, Tatjana (2018).
2109:Second Serbian Uprising
2095:Second Serbian Uprising
2021:Serbs responded to the
1986:Slaughter of the Knezes
1755:Petar I PetroviÄ-NjegoÅ”
1722:Danubian Principalities
1419:Jovan Nenad "The Black"
1244:Second Serbian Uprising
1234:, with the Serbs under
700:11th–12th century
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3258:Socialist Yugoslavia
3219:Revolutionary Serbia
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2156:Pashaluk of Belgrade
2067:Hadži Prodanova buna
1996:Austrian occupations
1911:Pashaluk of Belgrade
1546:Austrian-Ottoman War
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2559:BatakoviÄ, DuÅ”an T.
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1978:Hadži Mustafa Pasha
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1345:Battle of Nicopolis
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858:Habsburg occupation
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1939:Vojvodina
1931:Požarevac
1885:Janissary
1855:1791ā1804
1799:captures
1763:Dubrovnik
1599:execution
1557:Požarevac
1523:Dalmatian
1503:Great War
1479:Pannonian
1435:Vojvodina
1405:Hungarian
1389:Vojvodina
1357:Smederevo
1341:Bayezid I
1236:KaraÄorÄe
1206:janissary
1189:1718ā1739
1183:1688ā1691
1170:Habsburgs
1119:Habsburgs
1115:Vojvodina
646:Zachlumia
502:Illyricum
477:Scordisci
452:Illyrians
445:Pre-Roman
422:Neolithic
273:Beylerbey
231:Religion
157:1459ā1804
4017:Category
3978:Olympics
3973:Football
3961:Handball
3956:Football
3920:Hinduism
3885:Religion
3785:Heritage
3780:Identity
3775:Folklore
3727:Religion
3641:Forestry
3614:Industry
3605:Taxation
3527:Politics
3498:Military
3427:Politics
3308:Military
3293:Capitals
3286:By topic
3144:Timeline
3127:articles
3036:Bulgaria
2832:(2002).
2631:(2004).
2457:Archived
2454:Document
2334:See also
2177:and the
2004:Bulgaria
1915:Å umadija
1848:Napoleon
1801:Belgrade
1730:Moldavia
1685:Damascus
1681:Muhammad
1669:holy war
1649:BeÄkerek
1631:Sava Ban
1521:and the
1439:Subotica
1409:Bohemian
1249:de facto
1210:infantry
872:1690 and
642:Travunia
572:Dardania
517:Dalmatia
507:Pannonia
467:Triballi
432:Iron Age
350:a series
348:Part of
110:May 2009
4001:Outline
3930:Judaism
3765:Cuisine
3737:Culture
3695:Society
3651:Tourism
3565:Banking
3558:Finance
3546:Economy
3398:Islands
3378:Geology
3363:Regions
3358:Climate
3231:Kingdom
3177:Kingdom
3135:History
3081:Ukraine
3056:Hungary
3041:Croatia
3026:Albania
3008:Lebanon
2972:Tunisia
2957:Algeria
2808:2661965
2551:Sources
2171:Serbian
2130:in 1806
1951:Russian
1927:Valjevo
1896:Valjevo
1635:voivode
1609:In the
1603:Serbian
1578:Revolts
1294:VukaŔin
1290:Maritsa
1260:History
1138:vassals
1107:eyalets
1041:present
482:Dacians
462:Dardani
317:ā¢
294:History
225:Serbian
213:Rumelia
148:Serbian
94:scholar
4022:Portal
3853:Actors
3755:Cinema
3722:People
3665:Retail
3636:Energy
3373:Swamps
3368:Rivers
3318:Postal
3313:Origin
3182:Empire
3125:
3123:Serbia
3076:Serbia
3061:Kosovo
3051:Greece
3046:Cyprus
3019:Europe
2988:Arabia
2950:Africa
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2234:, 1575
2165:Wider
2152:Dublje
2136:LjubiÄ
2118:knezes
2113:Takovo
2008:Serbia
1974:Dahias
1953:- and
1919:OraŔac
1803:, 1717
1786:, and
1653:Lipova
1651:, and
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1533:, but
1527:Danube
1511:Venice
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1163:Athens
1109:or as
749:Empire
658:Bosnia
638:Duklja
522:Moesia
361:Serbia
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197:Kosovo
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4008:Index
3940:Sport
3925:Islam
3805:Media
3800:Music
3760:Clans
3707:Crime
3582:Dinar
3403:Lakes
3393:Fauna
3388:Flora
3353:Caves
2998:Syria
2962:Egypt
2896:S2CID
2792:(9).
2772:Human
2567:[
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2144:Palez
2140:ÄaÄak
1881:Porte
1705:Grdan
1665:BaÄka
1661:BeÄej
1657:Titel
1645:VrŔac
1619:VrŔac
1611:Banat
1475:Banat
1427:Banat
1423:BaÄka
1228:dahia
1202:dahia
654:RaŔka
532:Dacia
472:Moesi
277:Pasha
101:JSTOR
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3486:LGBT
3303:LGBT
2993:Iraq
2981:Asia
2861:ISBN
2840:ISBN
2822:link
2804:SSRN
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1105:(as
754:Fall
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311:1459
281:Agha
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