Yovan Obrenbegovitch

Also known as: Mehmed-Bey Obrenbegovitch / Mehmed-bey Obrenbegovitch / Voivode Yovan · First appears: Chapter VII · The Marriage of Maximus Tzrnoyevitch · Part 6

Life events

• Yovan Obrenbegovitch and Maximus Tzrnoyevitch adopted the Mohammedan religion.(Chapter VII · The Marriage of Maximus Tzrnoyevitch · Part 6)
  • With: Maximus Tzrnoyevitch
  • “They adopted the Mohammedan religion”
• Yovan Obrenbegovitch was given the Turkish name Mehmed-Bey Obrenbegovitch.(Chapter VII · The Marriage of Maximus Tzrnoyevitch · Part 6)
  • “Voivode Yovan was called Mehmed-Bey Obrenbegovitch”
• The Sultan granted Yovan Obrenbegovitch and Maximus Tzrnoyevitch vizirates.(Chapter VII · The Marriage of Maximus Tzrnoyevitch · Part 6)
  • With: the Sultan (whom Maximus served) Maximus Tzrnoyevitch
  • “Having served as faithful Turks for nine years, the Sultan, pleased with their conduct, granted them both vizirates”
• The Sultan gave Yovan Obrenbegovitch the plain of Ducadyin as a fief.(Chapter VII · The Marriage of Maximus Tzrnoyevitch · Part 6 · 📍 the plain of Ducadyin)
  • With: the Sultan (whom Maximus served)
  • “to Mehmed-bey Obrenbegovitch he gave as fief the plain of Ducadyin”

Chapter VII · The Marriage of Maximus Tzrnoyevitch · Part 6

• siblings with Milosh Obrenbegovitch “Now a brother of Milosh, namely, Yovan Obrenbegovitch, suspecting that”
• lord: the Sultan (whom Maximus served) “Having served as faithful Turks for nine years, the Sultan, pleased with their conduct, granted them both vizirates:”

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Extracted from the original text of Hero Tales and Legends of the Serbians (Chapters IV–XIII). Made with Rho MD.