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Jovan Monasterlija (Serbian Cyrillic: Јован Монастерлија; fl. 1683–1706) was a
Serbian vice-voivode (podvojvoda) and
Austrian (Holy
Roman Empire) imperial...
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appointed as
commander of all
units of
Serbian Militia in Serbia.
Jovan Monasterlija, who was
appointed as
captain of
Serbian Militia in 1690,
recruited Serbs...
- with the full
support of
Serbian insurgents under the
command of
Jovan Monasterlija. In the War of the
Grand Alliance he
again fought on the Habsburgs' side...
- (1889–1939),
Austrian artillery officer and
opponent of ****sm
Jovan Monasterlija (d. 1706), Serb vice-voivode and
Habsburg imperial officer Julie Kopacsy-Karczag...
- Serb
conscripts were part of the coalition,
notably Vice-Voivode
Jovan Monasterlija with his 1,000
infantry and 700
cavalry soldiers.
Despite the advice...
- Born - Died
Reign Territory Notes Vice Duke of
Serbian Vojvodina Jovan Monasterlija 1660s–1706 1691–1706 Habsburg-occupied
Serbia "Chief of the
Serbian Nation"...
- 10,000
strong Serb militia,
under the
command of vice-voivoda
Jovan Monasterlija. The
clash between the two
forces took
place on the west side of the...
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volunteers and
members of
Serbian Militia under the
command of
Jovan Monasterlija. The
Ottoman forces were
commanded by Yeğen
Osman who was
shortly before...
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Jovan Petrović may
refer to:
Jovan Monasterlija (1660s–1706),
Austrian officer and
Commander of
Serbian Militia Jovan Kursula (1768–1813),
Serbian revolutionary...
- of the
Banat uprising (1594)
Appointed leader of
Habsburg Serbs Jovan Monasterlija, vice-duke of
Serbs (1691–1706)
Banat of
Temeswar Claudius Mercy, governor...
