List of Serbian Revolutionaries

This is a list of Serbian Revolutionaries, participants in the Serbian Revolution (1804–1817).

Revolutionary	Image	Lifespan	Active	Rank	Notes
Commander-in-chief (1804–13)
Đorđe Petrović-Karađorđe		1768–1817	1804–1813	Veliki Vožd	Led First Serbian Uprising. Free Corps veteran.
Commander-in-chief (1815–17)
Miloš Obrenović		1780–1860	1805–17		Led Second Serbian Uprising.
Top commanders
Stanoje Stamatović-Glavaš		1763–1815	1804–15	vojvoda
Uzun-Mirko Apostolović		1782–1868	1804–1813 and 1815–1817	bimbaša and vojvoda
Stojan Čupić-Zmaj		1765–1815	1804–15	vojvoda
Veljko Petrović-Hajduk Veljko		1780–1813	1804–13	buljubaša and vojvoda	Died in the Battle of Negotin
Lesser commanders
Ilija Barjaktarović		1771–1828	1804–15	vojvoda	Paraćin nahija (1805–09), Deligrad (–13).
Vasa Čarapić		1768–1806	1804–06	vojvoda	Died at the Siege of Belgrade
Ilija Čarapić		1792–1844	1810–17	vojvoda	Grocka nahija.
Tanasije Čarapić		1770–1810	1804–10	vojvoda	Grocka nahija.
Jovan Gligorijević-Zeka Buljubaša		1785–1813	1804–13	buljubaša	Died in the Battle of Ravnje in August 1813
Hadži-Prodan Gligorijević		1760–1825	1806–14	vojvoda	Požega nahija.
Janko Katić		17XX–1806	1804–06	vojvoda and obor-knez	Šabac nahija.
Sima Marković (voivode)		1768–1817	1804–13 and 1815-1817	vojvoda and knez
Paulj Matejić		1770–1816	1804–13	buljubaša and vojvoda	Požarevac nahija.
Luka Lazarević-Pop Luka		17XX–18XX	18XX	vojvoda
Arsenije Loma		1768–1815	1804–15	buljubaša and vojvoda	Rudnik nahija.
Ilija Petrović-Strelja		17XX–1825	fl. 1806–15	vojvoda
Jovan Petrović-Kursula		1768–1813	1804–13	vojvoda	Rudnik nahija.
Radič Petrović		1738–1816	1804–13	kapetan and vojvoda	Free Corps veteran.
Tanasko Rajić		1754–1815	1804–15	vojvoda and barjaktar
Čolak-Anta Simeonović		1777–1853	1804–14	vojvoda	Kruševac nahija
Stevan Sinđelić		1771–1809	1804–09	vojvoda	Died in the Battle of Čegar on 31 May 1809
Milenko Stojković		1769–1831	1804–11	vojvoda
Petar Teodorović-Dobrnjac		1771–1831	1804–17	bimbaša and vojvoda	Požarevac nahija.
Kara-Marko Vasić		17XX–18XX	1804–13	vojvoda	Sokol nahija
Notable fighters
Atanasije Antonijević		1734–1804	1804	archpriest
Stojan Abraš		1780–1813	1813
Lazar Arsenijević Batalaka		1793-1869
Anta Bogićević		1758–1813	1804-1813
Teodor Bojinović		17XX–1813	1804–13	buljubaša
Mina Bimbaša		17XX–18XX	1804
Ignatije Bjelić		17XX–18XX	18XX	kapetan
Mica Brka-Krajević		17XX–18XX	18XX
Đura Brničanin		17XX–18XX	18XX
Pavle Cukić		1778–1817	18o4-1813 and 1815-1817
Milisav Čamdžija		c. 1785–1815	1804–1813 and 1815
Đorđe Čarapić		17XX–18XX	18XX
Marko Čarapić		17XX–18XX	18XX
Jevta Savić Čotrić		1767-1821	1804-1813 and 1815
Gaja Dabić		17XX–18XX	18XX	kapetan
Živko Dabić		17XX–1807	1804–07	kapetan
Panta Damnjanović		c. 1780–1804	1804		met his fate at the Battle of Čokešina
Sava Dedobarac		17XX–18XX	18XX
Jovan Dimitrijević Dobrača		17XX–18XX	18XX	vojvoda
Aćim Doljanac		17XX–18XX	18XX
Milić Drinčić		1778–1815	1804-1815	vojvoda	Rudnik nahija.
Aleksa Dukić		17XX–18XX	18XX
Dimitrije Đorđević (revolutionary)		c. 1770–1830	1804
Goca Đorđević		17XX–18XX	18XX
Hrista Đorđević		17XX–18XX	18XX
Ivan Đorđević (revolutionary)		17XX–18XX	18XX
Petar Đorđević Džoda		17XX-18XX	1804–13
Toša Djordjević		c. 1790–1850	1804-13 and 1815–17
Janko Đurđević		c. 1770–1828	1804–1813	Legal advisor and member of the Governing Council
Janićije Đurić		1779–1850	1804–13 and 1815–17		Karađorđe's secretary.
Petar Erić		17XX–18XX	18XX	kapetan
Đuka Filipović (revolutionary)		1765–after 1817	1804-1813 and 1815–1817	vojvoda
Stevan Filipović (revolutionary)		1780-after 1842	1804-1813 and 1815–1817
Marko Filipović		1782–after 1842	1804-1813 and 1815–1817	kapetan	Karađorđe's brother-in-law.
Teodor Filipović		1778–1807	1805–06		secretary.
Sekula Gavrilović		17XX–18XX	18XX	barjaktar
Milovan Grbović		17XX–18XX	1804–08	vojvoda	Valjevo nahija
Nikola Grbović		c. 1760–1806	1804–1806	knez	Valjevo nahija
Radovan Grbović		17XX–18XX	18XX	vojvoda	Valjevo nahija
Stevan Grbović		17XX–18XX	18XX	vojvoda	Valjevo nahija
Luka Grbović		17XX–18XX	18XX	vojvoda	Valjevo nahija
Mihajlo Grujević		1780–1845	1805-1817
Vule Ilić Kolarac		17XX–18XX	18XX
Jovan Jančić-Sarajlija		17XX–1809	1806–09		organizer in Bosnia
Jakov Popović-Jakšić Pancirlija		1774–1848	1804-1817	egzircir-majstor	Austrian officer.
Petar Jokić		c. 1779–1852	1804–13	Boluk-bashi
Ivan Jugović		17XX–18XX	1805–13		minister.
Stojan Karadžić		17XX–18XX	18XX
Vasilije "Šujo" Karadžić		1785–1858	1804–1817
Joksim Karamarković		c. 1779–1813	1804–1813	vojvoda
Nikola Karamarković		1776-1815	1804-1813 and 1815	vojvoda
Marko Katić		1780–1810	fl. 1806–1810	vojvoda
Nikola Katić		c. 1785– after 1815	fl. 1806–1815	vojvoda
Stevan Katić (revolutionary)		c. 1785-1813	fl. 1810-1813	voivoda
Sima Katić Prekodrinac		17XX–18XX	18XX	vojvoda
Milić Kedić		17XX–1809	1804–09	vojvoda and knez
Ivan Knežević-Ivo Semberac		17XX–18XX	18XX
Radojko Kojadinović		1745–1835	1804–1813
Vreta Kolarac		17XX–18XX	18XX
Konda Bimbaša		17XX–1807	1806–07	bimbaša	krdžalija
Živko Konstantinović Paraćinac		c. 1770–1809	1804–09
Cincar-Marko Kostić		1777–1822	1804-1813 and 1815
Damnjan Kotešanin		c. 1780–1804	1804		met his fate at the Battle of Čokešina
Maksim Krstić		c. 1780–1844	1804-1813	vojvoda
Marko Krstić		17XX–18XX	18XX
Dimitrije Kujundžić		17XX–18XX	18XX
Kosta Kujundžić		17XX–18XX	18XX
Milosav Lapovac		17XX–18XX	18XX
Marko R. Lazarević		17XX–1844	18XX	kapetan
Pavle Lazarević		17XX–1844	18XX		archpriest
Raka Levajac		1777–1833	1804–13	vojvoda
Nikola Mandrda		1780- c. 1860	1804-1813 and 1815–1817	serdar and hajduk
Ilija Marković	c. 1762–1837	1804-1813 and 1815–1817	diplomat
Koca Marković		1762–1832	1804-1813 and 1815–1817	diplomat
Ranko Matejić		17XX–18XX	18XX	kapetan
Teodosije Maričević		17XX–18XX	18XX
Blagoje Marinković		17XX–18XX	18XX	vojvoda
Jovan Mićić		17XX–1844	fl. 1813
Živko Mihailović		1770–1835	1804–13
Aksentije Miladinović		1760–1820	1804–13 and 1815–17	knez and vojvoda	diplomat
Nikola Milićević Lunjevica		1767–1842	1804–17		merchant and Obrenović's close associate
Tomo Milinović		1770–1846	1809–13		Karađorđe's advisor and artillery specialist.
Bakal-Milosav		1770–1823	1804–13		Obrenović's
Joksim "Joksa" Milosavljević		1781–1837	1804–17
Sima Milosavljević-Paštramac		1776–1836	1804-13 and 1815–17	barjaktar
Djordje Milovanović-Guzonja		1765–1817	1804–1813	vojvoda
Sima Milutinović Sarajlija		1791-1847	1809–1813
Mladen Milovanović		c. 1760–1823	1804–13	vojvoda	politician.
Jovica Milutinović		1773–1846	1804–13	kapetan	Valjevo nahija.
Jovan Mitrović Demir		1762–1858	1804–1813
Gligorije Mladenović-Gliša		17XX–18XX	1804–
Momir of Lučica		17XX–18XX	1804–13	vojvoda and knez	Morava knežina.
Ivo Momirović		17XX–18XX	fl. 1812–13	vojvoda
Lazar Mutap-Čačanin		1775–1815	1804–1815	vojvoda	Rudnik nahija.
Damnjan Nedić		1772–1804	1804		met his fate at the Battle of Čokešina and was buried near the Monastery of Čokešina
Gligorije Nedić		1769–1804	1804		met his fate at the Battle of Čokešina and was buried near the Monastery of Čokešina
Mijailo Nedić		1774–1807	1804–1807
Sima Nenadović		1793–1815	1813–15	vojvoda
Jakov Nenadović		1765–1836	1804–17	vojvoda
Jevrem Nenadović		1793–1867	fl. 1811–13	vojvoda	Tamnava
Nikola Nikolajević (revolutionary)		1780–after 1842	1804-13 and 1815–17	teacher.
Petar Nikolajević-Moler		1775–1816	1804–16	vojvoda	Prime Minister (1815–16)
Melentije Simeonović Nikšić		1780-1816	1804–1816
Dositej Novaković		c. 1774–1852	1804–1813
Đorđe Obradović-Ćurčija		17XX–1804	1804
Jovan Obrenović		1787–1850	1804–1817
Jevrem Obrenović		1790–1856	1815–17	obor-knez	Šabac nahija.
Milan Obrenović		1770–1810	1804–10	vojvoda	Rudnik nahija.
Giorgakis Olympios		1772–1821	1804–06	kapetan	Greek Revolutionary.
Gaja Pantelić Vodeničarević		1774–1849	1804–1813		Karađorđe's childhood friend and brother-in-law.
Dragan Papazoglu		17XX–18XX	fl. 1804–1807	bimbaša	krdžalija
Dimitrije Parezan		1780–1813	1804–1813
Melentije Pavlović		1776-1833	1815	revolutionary	later became Metropolitan of Belgrade
Petar I Petrović-Njegoš		1748–1830	1804-1813 and 1815–1817	Prince-Bishop of Montenegro	assisted Karađorđe with volunteers
Dragić Petrović		17XX–1817	fl. 1813–17	kapetan
Milisav Petrović		17XX–18XX	1806–?		cannon engineer.
Cvetko Popović-Vranovački		1775–1809	1804–1809
Miloje Đak Miloje Popović		c. 1769–1825	1804–13		secretarty of Vujica.
Pavle Popović		17XX–18XX	18XX
Miloje Petrovic-Trnavac		1760–1810	1810
Milutin Petrović-Era		1791–1861	fl. 1813	vojvoda	Krajina nahija
Jovan Petrović Kovač		1772–1837	1804–13		Free Corps veteran. Weapons repairer.
Vićentije Petrović		1760–1820	1804–1815
Cincar-Janko Popović		1779–1833	1804–1813
Vasilije Popović		c. 1775–1832	1804–1817	secret service
Anta Protić		17XX–18XX	18XX
Boža Radojević		17XX–18XX	18XX	vojvoda
Mileta Radojković		1778–1852	1804–1817	knez
Miljko Radonjić		1770–1836)	1804–1813 & 1815–1817	diplomat
Mihailo Radović		1759–1822	1804-1813
Old Rashko		c. 1770–18XX	1804–06
Antonije Ristić-Pljakić		c. 1780–1832	1804-1813	vojvoda	Karađorđe's son-in-law. Karanovac nahija.
Ćira Rošavi		17XX–18XX	18XX
Mihailo Ružičić		17XX–18XX	18XX
Milos Saranovac		17XX–18XX	18XX	vojvoda
Milutin Savić-Garašanin		1762–1842	1804–15	obor-knez
Jovan Simić Bobovac		1775–1832	1804–17	knez
Đorđe Simić		17XX–18XX	18XX	kapetan
Nikola Smiljanić		1760–1815	1804–15
Ostoja Spuž		17XX–18XX	18XX	vojvoda and knez
Ilija Srdanović-Srdan		1770–1836	1804–15	kapetan
Obrad Stanojević (revolutionary)		1750-after 1805	1804–1813
Hadži-Melentije Stevanović		1766–1824	1804-1813	archimandrite	cleric
Stevan-Steva Stevanović		17XX–18XX	18XX
Đurica Stočić		17XX–18XX	18XX
Ilija Stošić		17XX–18XX	18XX	vojvoda
Miloš Stojićević Pocerac		1776–1811	1804–11	vojvoda
Đorđe Šagić		1795–1873	1813–14
Petronije Šišo		1770–1813	1804–1813	voivode	Died in the Battle of Ravnje in August 1813
Marko Štitarac		17XX–18XX	18XX
Lazar Teodorović		1771–1846	1804
Raka Tešić		1773–1823	1804-1817	knez
Marko Todorović		17XX–18XX	18XX
Miloje Todorović		17XX–18XX	1804
Jovan Tomić Belov		17XX–1813	1804–13
Kara Petar Trešnjevičanin		1768–1804	1804
Djordje Zagla		17XX–18XX	1804
Milija Zdravković-Resavac		17XX–18XX	1804
Milosav Zdravković-Resavac		1787–1854	1804
Marjan Zdravković-Resavac		17XX–18XX	1804
Dobrosav Zdravković-Resavac		17XX–18XX	18XX
Stevan Živković-Telemak		1780–1831)	1804–1811	clerk	diplomatic envoy
Vuča Žikić-Žika		17XX–1808	1804–08	kapetan	Free Corps veteran.
Nikola Ziković		1765–1840	1804-1813 and 1815
Nina Vasiljevic		1770-1832	1804-1813 and 1815-1817	vojvoda
Petko Vasiljević		1780–1809	1804-1809
Vesa Velimirović		17XX–18XX	18XX	council member.
Todor Vojinović		fl. 1788–13	1804–13
Toma Vučić Perišić		17XX–18XX	18XX
Jovan Vukomanović		17XX–1815	180X–1815
Dušan-Đuša Vulićević		1771–1828	1804–05	vojvoda and obor-knez	Smederevo nahija.
Vujica Vulićević		1773–1828	1804–17	vojvoda and obor-knez	Smederevo nahija.
Politicians and diplomats
Matija Nenadović		1777–1854	1804–17	—	Archpriest and diplomat. Prime Minister (1805–07)
Leontius, Metropolitan of Belgrade		c. 1770–1823	1804–1813	-	conspirator
Petar Ičko		1755–1808	1804–08	—	Influential merchant and diplomat.
Petar Novaković-Čardaklija		17XX–1808	1804–08	—	Karađorđe's secretary.
Naum Krnar		17XX–1817	1804–17	—	Karađorđe's secretary.
Jeremija Gagić		1787-1859	1804-1813	-	secretary and later Russian envoy in Dubrovnik.
Serbian Martyrs
Atanasije Antonijević		1734-1804	1804	archpriest	cleric
Hadži-Ruvim		1752-1804	1804	archimandrite	cleric
Hadži-Đera		1750-1804	1804	jeromonah	cleric
Avakum		1792-1814	1814	monk	cleric
Pajsije Ristović		1790–1814	1804–1813	abbot	cleric
Arsenije Gagović		c. 1750–1817	1804-1813 and 1815–1817	archimandrite	cleric and diplomat
Melentije Pavlović		1776-1833	1815-1817	First Serb Metropolitan of Belgrade	cleric
Melentije Simeonović Nikšić		1780-1816	1815-1817	Bishop	cleric
Russian Diplomatic Emissaries
Filippo Paulucci		1779-1849	1807	General	Established in writing aspirations placed by Serbs on Russia
Konstantin Rodofinikin		1760-1858	1809	Diplomat	Interefered in Serbia's internal affairs and was recalled
Giorgio Giovanni Zuccato		1761-1810	1810	General	Killed at Gogoșu, a commune in Mehedinți County (bordering Serbia) on 10 August 1810 by Turkish granade
Marko Ivelich		1740-1825	1811	General	Didn't accomplish much, owing to extenuating circumstances of the time