Assemblies of the Serbian Revolution

There were various types of assemblies () and meetings () in Revolutionary Serbia during the First Serbian Uprising (1804–13). While the Serbian Governing Council represented the supreme state administration, the Assembly of Rebel Leaders represented the law-making political power, and Karađorđe the supreme commander. They various types of assemblies thus include:

• Assembly of Rebel Leaders (), included notables not only with the title vojvoda, but those ranked knez and obor-knez (part of civilian administration), and clergy (monks and protojerej), and from the military also captains. Examples of such assemblies are Pećani (1805) and Smederevo (1805).
• People's Assembly or National Assembly ()
• Secret Assembly (), secret meetings such as at Palanka (1809).

List

The following assemblies were held between 1804 and 1815:

See also

• Serbian Army (revolutionary)
• Timeline of the Serbian Revolution
• List of Serbian Revolutionaries

References

Sources

Further reading

• Стевановић, Миладин (2003). Устанички зборови и скупштине: Први и Други српски устанак. Београд: Службени гласник. стр. 257. ISBN 86-7549-328-2.