Milan Obrenović
Milan Obrenović, born in 1854, was the King of Serbia from 1868 to 1889. He was instrumental in the modernization of Serbia during the 19th century and sought to expand its territories. His reign was marked by internal strife and challenges from rival factions, culminating in his abdication in favor of his son, Aleksandar. Milan's legacy includes significant reforms in the military and government, although his rule was controversial and often criticized.
Born on Dec 16, 1819 (205 years old)
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Montenegro:
Milan Obrenović was the father of King Aleksandar and his death affected the political landscape.
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Serbia:
Milan Obrenović is noted for allegedly treating his severe sciatica in the healing waters of Niška Banja.
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Greece:
Milan Obrenović ascended to the throne of Serbia and later became king.
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Serbia:
King Milan's era is reflected in the aesthetic and material values of the exhibited items.
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