Timeline of the Serbian Revolution

Timeline of the Serbian Revolution.

Prelude Austro-Turkish War (1788–1791) Janissary revolts (1793–99) Return of janissaries to sanjak (early 1799) Janissary capture of Belgrade (July 1801) Murder of Vizier Hadji Mustafa Pasha (15 December 1801) Dahije rule of Pashalik of Belgrade Interception of rebellion plans Slaughter of the Knezes (January 1804) Orašac Assembly (14 February 1804)

First Serbian Uprising

1804 Burning of the Inns (15 February 1804), rebel burning of Turk inns that were used as Dahije tools Meeting at Drlupa (16–18 February 1804), negotiations between Aganlija and Karađorđe, failed Meeting at Palanka (24–27 February 1804) Lipe Assembly (late February 1804), Belgrade nahiya rebel gathering

Battle of Rudnik (4–6 March 1804), victory over Dahije and town takeover, by Karađorđe and Milan Obrenović Battle of Valjevo (10–12 March 1804), victory and town takeover by Nikola Grbović and Matija Nenadović Battle of Svileuva ( 11 March 1804), victory over Dahije, by Jakov Nenadović Battle of Vrbica (14 March 1804), Dahije victory over Karađorđe, by Kučuk-Alija Požarevac nahija rises under Milenko Stojković (8 March 1804)

Ćuprija skirmish (23 March 1804), victory over Alija Gušanac by Stojko Krivokuća Siege of Batočina and Kijevo pursuit (27–29 March 1804), victory over Dahije First siege of Jagodina ( 31 March 1804), failed Second siege of Jagodina ( 16 April 1804), victory and town takeover by Karađorđe and Milan Obrenović Battles of Ropočevo and Leštane (17–18 April), surprise attack by Karađorđe and ambush by Vasa Čarapić

Paraćin nahija rises under Ilija Barjaktarović (April 1804) Siege of Šabac (19 March–1 May 1804) by Jakov Nenadović and Luka Lazarević Ottoman Bosnian reinforcements to the Dahije arrive at Lešnica (22 April 1804) Battle of Čokešina (28 April 1804), decisive Dahije-Bosnian victory Vidajić and Nožina retreat to Bosnia (1 May 1804) Ostružnica Assembly (24 April–3 May 1804) Zemun Meeting (10 May 1804) Vračar sortie (10 May 1804) Siege of Požarevac (March–late May 1804), by Milenko Stojković, reinforced by Karađorđe and Jakov Siege of Smederevo (June 1804), by Karađorđe Battles of Podrinje (July–August 1804), at Šurice, Krupanj, Loznica and Lešnica Bekir Pasha's Mission (July–October 1804) Mus-aga at Šabac (6 August 1804) Murder of Đorđe Ćurčija by Jakov Nenadović and Sima Marković Podrinje truce with Mehmed-kapetan Vidajić Battle of Osat (1804) Assassination of the Dahije (25 July 1804) Serbian delegation sent to St. Petersburg (1 September 1804) Serbian delegation meets with Russian Foreign Minister Czartoryski (twice in November 1804)

1805 Attack on Šabac (3 January 1805), failed Battle of Čačak (), Serbian victory Pećani Assembly (17 April 1805) Army muster in Topola for takeover of Karanovac (early June 1805) Raids on Užice and Nova Varoš (5 June 1805) Battle of Karanovac (29 June–1 July 1805) Ottoman Bosnian general attack failure (late July 1805) Siege of Užice (29 July–1 August 1805) Battle of Adakale (August 1805), Dahije leaders killed Borak Assembly (15 August 1805) Battle of Ivankovac (), victory over Hafiz Pasha Smederevo Assembly (25–30 November 1805) Peace of Pressburg (26 December 1805), French-Austrian peace, Venetia, Istria and Dalmatia incorporated into Napoleon's Italy

1806 Siege of Šabac (January 1806) Ottoman offensive on Valjevo and Šabac (late January 1806) Battle of Zičko Polje (early 1806) Hasan-paša Srebrenički defeated (February 1806) Karađorđe surrounded at Žičko polje (early 1806) Fight at Jelenča (early 1806) Start of Paraćin-Ražanj-Aleksinac-Kruševac campaign (26 January 1806) Battle of Dživdžibare (springtime 1806) Battle of Čučuge (3 April 1806) Battle of Duge Njive (July 1806) Russian cavalry captain Ilija Trebinjski sent by general Michelsohnen to Serbia (mid-1806) Battle of Bratačić (1 August 1806), Serbian victory Pursuit of Hadži-beg into Bosnia (August 1806) Battle of Mišar (12–15 August 1806), decisive Serbian victory Pursuit of Ottoman Bosnian troops across the Sava (after 15 August 1806) Ambush at Kitog (after 15 August 1806) Takeover of Aleksinac and Sokobanja (1806) Battle of Dživdžibare (1806), decisive Serbian victory Battle of Sikirić (29 September 1806) Smederevo Assembly (1–5 November 1806) Battle of Deligrad (December 1806), Serbian victory Siege of Belgrade (November–December 1806), Serbian victory

1807 Ičko's Peace (13 July 1806–January 1807), failed Death of Osman Pazvantoğlu (27 January 1807) Mulla Pasha becomes new Pasha of Sanjak of Vidin (February 1807) Battle of Loznica (1807) Belgrade Assembly (25 February–6 March 1807), including decision to ally with Russia Surrender of Osman Bey at Podgorac (1807) Battle of Vrbovac (1807), Veljko led defeat of Süleyman of Zaječar Siege of Gurgusovac (1807), failed Siege of Zaječar (1807), failed Battle of Štubik and Malajnica (1 July 1807), Serbian victory Takeover of Zaječar, Negotin, Gurgusovac and Banja (1807) Treaty of Tilsit (7 July 1807), between the French and Russia Russian–Serbian Alliance (10 July 1807)

1808 Battles of Podrinje (April–November 1808), including battles at Krupanj, Soko, Srebrenica, Rožanj, Rađevo polje, Žiča, Loznica Krupanj, victory against Ali Bey Vidajić Rožanj, victory against Hasan Pasha and Hadji Sali Bey Kruščica Rebellion (12 July 1808) Battles of Oklenac, Vranjkovina and Pribićevac (31 October 1808) Belgrade Assembly (14–15 December 1808)

1809 Battle of Jasika Battle of Prahovo Siege of Niš (May 1809) Battle of Belogradchik (1809) Capture of Sjenica (May 1809) Battle of Čegar (31 May 1809), Ottoman victory Battle of Suvodol (late May 1809), Serbian victory Battle of Rassowa (16 September 1809), Russian victory (Russo-Turkish War) Palanka Assembly (2–8 October 1809) Battle of Tataritsa (21 October 1809), Ottoman victory (Russo-Turkish War) 1810 Belgrade Assembly (1–2 January 1810) Battle on the Drina (1810) Battle of Varvarin (5 September 1810), Serbian victory Battle of Batin (9 September 1810), Russian victory (Russo-Turkish War) Battle of Loznica (17–18 October 1810), Serbian victory 1811 Belgrade Assembly (1–12 January 1811) Battle of Gramada (22–23 October 1811), Serbian victory Battle of Slobozia (28 August–14 November 1811), Russian victory (Russo-Turkish War) 1812 Signing of Treaty of Bucharest (28 May 1812) Ratification of Treaty of Bucharest (5 July 1812) Topola Assembly (17 July 1812) Vraćevšnica Assembly (15–16 August 1812) 1813 Kragujevac Assembly (1–2 January 1813) Battle of Lešnica (1813) Battle of Mačva Ottoman offensives from Vidin on Negotin, from Niš on Deligrad and from Bosnia on Drina (June-July 1813) Siege of Negotin (11 July–10 August 1813), decisive Ottoman victory Battle of Loznica (August 1813), decisive Ottoman victory Battle of Ravnje (August 1813), decisive Ottoman victory Return of Ottoman rule to the sanjak

Interlude

Belgrade slave market Robbery of Latif Agha's men at Trnava monastery (late September 1814) Hadži Prodan's Revolt (27 September–30 December 1814) Belgrade Executions (December 1814–30 January 1815) Assassinations of Milija Zdravković and Stanoje Glavaš Rudovci Meeting (late February 1815), leaders from Belgrade, Valjevo and Rudnik nahiyas meet regarding a new uprising. Vreoci Meeting (5 March 1815), leaders from Belgrade, Valjevo and Rudnik nahiyas meet regarding a new uprising. Rudovci Meeting ), leaders meet at the house of priest Ranko and decide that Miloš Obrenović lead the uprising. Armed conflict began the next day.

Second Serbian Uprising

Battle of Rudnik (20 April 1815), under Arsenije Loma Takovo Meeting (23 April 1815) Battle of Palež Battle of Čačak (13 April–1 June 1815) Battle of Ljubić (8 May 1815) Stol skirmish (June 1815), rebel retreat to Maglič Battle of Požarevac (1–7 July 1815) Siege of Karanovac (Early July 1815), siege, handover of town Battle of Dublje (25–26 July 1815)

Peace-time Marashli–Miloš talks (summer 1815) Marashli–Miloš draft (November 1815) National Chancellery proclaimed on 9 November 1815 a peaceful state in the Pashalik and Serbian-Turkish relations Crnuća Assembly (19 December 1815) Porte issues eight fermans to Marashli for the status of Serbs in the Pashalik. (beginning of 1816) Belgrade Assembly (11 May 1816) Belgrade Assembly (6 November 1817)

Timeline of the Serbian Revolution

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