The seals of Karadjordje and of other most prominent leaders in the First Serbian uprising by Atlagić Marko

“…The seals which carry the symbols of the First Serbian Uprising appeared quite early, only a few months after its breakout. …”
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The foundation of the modern Serbian state in the First Serbian uprising 1804-1813 by Atlagić Marko P., Martinović Aleksandar L.

“…Already in the first year of the First Serbian uprising, there was a need to establish certain authorities in the area liberated from the Turks. …”
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THE SERBS AND THEIR STATEHOOD FROM THE SETTLING TO THE BALKAN PENINSULA UNTIL THE FIRST SERBIAN UPRISING: AN OVERVIEW by Ema MILJKOVI Ć, Ionuţ Cojocaru

“…The aim of this paper is the overview of the Serbian history since their migration to the Balkan Peninsula in the 7th century until the First Serbian Uprising in the beginning of the 19th century. …”
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Monument to Vasa Čarapić in Belgrade by Božović Aleksandar

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Basic norms of civil judicial proceedings in the Principality of Serbia 1838-1846 by Popović Miroslav M.

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Russian attempts on constitutional issue of insurgent Serbia (1804-1813), Part one: The so-called 'Paulucci Convention' by Šarkić Srđan

Subjects: “…First Serbian Uprising…”
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Russian attempts on constitutional issue of insurgent Serbia (1804-1813): Part two: Establishment of a Serbian government by Constantine Rodofinikin by Šarkić Srđan

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NAPOLEON I, KARADJORDJE, AND THE GLORY OF THE GREATEST MILITARY LEADER by ČEDOMIR ANTIĆ

“… This article addresses a statement allegedly made by the French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, in which he says that Karadjordje (“Black George”), the leader of the First Serbian Uprising, was a great war leader who was even greater than he himself. …”
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The absolute power of the sovereign, bureaucracy, democracy and constitutional government in the works of Slobodan Jovanović by Stanovčić Vojislav

“…The papers discusses the views of Slobodan Jovanović (1869-1958) on several phenomena of Serbia’s political and institutional development in the hundred years between the First Serbian Uprising in 1804 and the fall of the Obrenović dynasty in 1903, and on different political systems, looking at the sources on which his thought drew upon, the ideas he was guided by and the theoretical framework of his legal and socio-political thinking. …”
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Measures against the plague and other contagious diseases in Serbia in the first half of the 19th century by Mirković Zoran S.

“…This is followed by a section that covers the plague during the First Serbian Uprising and the remembrance of its disastrous consequences. …”
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Statehood Day or Candlemas Day: Ideology vs. Chronology by Srđan Milošević

“…The paper will further deal with the problems with dating the two key events – the start of the First Serbian Uprising in 1804 and the adoption of the first Serbian Constitution in 1835 – which, according to the Serbian law on national and other holidays, form the basis for the celebrating of Statehood day. …”
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Liberal direction of political economy and its impact on economic thought in Serbia in the 19th century by Krstić Snežana Lj., Jovićević Predrag V., Andžić Rosa M.

“…Liberal free market economy, based on non-interference of the government in the field of economy, emerged in Serbia in the 19th century, during the First Serbian Uprising, first as a political, and then as an economic idea. …”
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Forms of corruption in Serbia in the nineteenth century by Deretić Nataša Lj.

“…The situation was additionally burdened by two greatest evils inherited from the Ottoman rule - bribery and corruption, which were readily accepted both in the newly established state after the First Serbian Uprising and at the time of the foundation of the Principality of Serbia. …”
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The development of the penal system in Serbian criminal law by Jakšić Dušan, Davidović Dragomir

“…During the Ottoman period 'Dušan's Code' was no longer in use, and with the beginning of the First Serbian Uprising, the adoption of individual legislations began. …”
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Silver coins from 1904 by Pantelić Svetlana

“…The main reasons to mint 50-para, 1-, 2-, and 5-dinar silver coins, 3-para nickel coins and 2-para bronze coins in 1904 were: to mark the 100-year anniversary of the First Serbian Uprising led by Karađorđe and the replacement of the House of Obrenović by the House of Karađorđević, and the expectations that the minting of small-denomination coins would bring profit to fill in the budget of the Serbian state finances. …”
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Circumstances in the central areas of old Serbia in the late 18th and early 19th centuries by Nedeljković Slaviša D., Đorđević Miloš Z., Popović Aleksa M.

“…The unbearability of such a difficult position will give rise in the first years of the 19th century to the desire for liberation from the centuries-old Turkish rule, which will be manifested in the outbreak of the First Serbian Uprising in 1804 in the Belgrade pashaluq.…”
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JUGOSLOVENSTVO I SRPSTVO MILORADA EKMEČIĆA (MARGINALIJE POVODOM IZLASKA SABRANIH DELA) by Radoš Ljušić

“…It started in 1804 with the First Serbian Uprising and finished with the cease of feudal order in Serbia that occurred in 1835. …”
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From the history of Serbian question in Macedonia: Culturological aspect by Radić Prvoslav

“…The first period began with the First Serbian Uprising (1804) heralding the creation of the first free Serbian state in the Balkans, and ended with the conclusion of Liberation Wars (1878) leaving considerable Serbian territories liberated. …”
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Manifestations of corruption in Serbia during Uprisings (1804-1815) by Deretić Nataša

“…The young Serbian state in the period of the First Serbian Uprising had all the attributes that constitute a state: the governing apparatus that included both central and local authorities, territory, and population. …”
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150 years of the Serbian Medical Society by Čolović Radoje

“…It was founded on April 22, according to the Julian calendar (May 4, according to the Gregorian calendar) in 1872, during a century in which, after the failed First Serbian Uprising, the Serbs fought in the Second Uprising to become a vassal principality within the Ottoman Empire, and succeeded – not merely using weapons, but also with wisdom and patience. …”
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