History and chronology of Milan I in Serbia

General

Balkan Wars
Bulgaria Serbia War
House Obrenovich
House
Russia Turkey War

Events

Armistice
Battle Aleksinac
Battle Alexinatz
Battle Djunis
Battle Pirot
Battle Slivnitsa
Congress Berlin
Declaration War
Independence
Invasion Bosnia
Invasion Bulgaria
Rule Rumelia
Succession
Treaty Peace
Treaty San Stefano

Places

Aleksinac
Alexinatz
Belgrade
Berlin
Djunis
Pirot
Rumelia
San Stefano
Slivnitsa

Milan I History of Serbia


1868	Succession
Suceeds as King of Serbia
1876	Armistice
31st Oct Russia forces Tukey to agree to an armistice
1876	Battle of Aleksinac
1st Sep Aleksinac The Serbs are defeated by the Turks
1876	Battle of Alexinatz
12th Aug Alexinatz The Serbs hold up Turkish forces advancing on Belgrade
1876	Battle of Djunis
29th Oct Djunis The Serbs are defeated by the Turks
1876	Declaration of War
30th June Serbia & Montenegro declare war on Turkey
1876	Invasion of Bosnia
The Russian backed Serbian invasion of Bosnia fails
1877	Treaty of Peace
1st Mar The Turks & Serbs agree a peace treaty based on the status quo
1878	Congress of Berlin
Berlin The Congress of Berlin recognizes the independence of Serbia
1878	Independence
Independence of Serbia, Bulgaria & Romania is recognized by the treaty of San Stefano
1878	Treaty of San Stefano
Sanefano Independence of Serbia, Bulgaria & Romania is recognized by the treaty of San Stefano
1885	Battle of Pirot
26th Nov Pirot 26-27 November, Bulgarian victory, Austrian intervention saves the Serbs
28th Nov Pirot Franz Joseph of Austria intervenes forcing an armistice in the Serbian-Bulgarian War
1885	Battle of Slivnitsa
17th Nov Slivnitsa Defeated in battle, eastern Roumelia is annexed by Bulgaria
1885	Invasion of Bulgaria
13th Nov Belgrade Invades Bulgaria hoping to unite Serbia
1885	Rule of Rumelia
13th Nov Rumelia Demands territory to compensate for Bulgaria's union with eastern Rumelia