Early modern history of Serbia

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White Serbia	to 610 AD
Principality Rascia, Doclea, Zachlumia, Travunia, Pagania (Narentines)	768–969
Catepanate of Serbia	969–976
Theme of Sirmium	969–1043
Vojislavljević Doclea	998–1101
Grand Principality	1101–1217
Kingdom	1217–1346
Dragutin's realm	1282–1325
Empire · Fall	1346–1371
Lazar's Serbia	1371–1402
Despotate	1402–1537

Early modern

Ottoman Serbia	1402–1912
Nenad / Čelnik	1526–1530
Habsburg occupation	1686–1699
Great Serb Migrations	1690 and 1737–1739
Habsburg Serbia	1718–1739
Koča's frontier	1788–1791
Military Frontier	1702–1882

Serbia 1804–1918

Revolution	1804–1815
Principality of Serbia	1817–1882
Serbian Vojvodina	1848–1849
Serbia and Banat	1849–1860
Kingdom of Serbia	1882–1918

Serbia since 1918

Kingdom of Yugoslavia	1918–1941
Axis occupation	1941–1944
Socialist Republic	1944–1990
Federal Republic	1990–2006
Republic of Serbia	2006–present

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Early modern history of Serbia covers the history of Serbia from the Ottoman occupation until the Serbian Revolution (1804).

History of Ottoman Serbia
- Sanjaks, which had parts of modern Serbia include: Bosnia, Smederevo, Kruševac, Niš, Novi Pazar, Syrmia, Prizren, Skopje, Vidin, Vučitrn.
Serbian Revolution
- First Serbian Uprising
- Second Serbian Uprising

The period is followed by the history of modern Serbia.

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