In this episode of The Story of Serbia, Lucas and Luna explore the Second Serbian Uprising of 1815, led by Milos Obrenovic, and its aftermath culminating in the 1817 agreement that gave Serbia autonomy within the Ottoman Empire. They discuss how Milos outmaneuvered both the Ottomans and rival leaders like Karadjordje, the brutal power consolidation that followed, and the foundations of the Obrenovic dynasty. The episode covers key figures such as Milos Obrenovic, Prince Karadjordje (the leader of the First Uprising), Ottoman vizier Marashli Ali Pasha, and the influential knez Sima Markovic. It also touches on the Hadzi Prodan's revolt of 1814, the assassination of Karadjordje in 1817, and the diplomatic framework of the Akkerman Convention of 1826 and the Treaty of Adrianople of 1829 that later expanded Serbian autonomy. Listeners will gain insight into how Serbia transitioned from a rebellious province to an autonomous principality, setting the stage for its modern statehood.
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