Rusya Araştırmaları Dergisi
Yazarlar: ["Ayşe ÖZKAN"]
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DOI:10.48068/rusad.1212305
Anahtar Kelimeler:Nataliya Obrenoviç,Rusya,Sırbistan,Milan Obrenoviç,Avusturya-Macaristan
Özet: Milan Obrenovic, who ascended to the Serbian throne at a very young age after the murder of Prince Mikhail Obrenovic, remained on the throne between 1868 and 1889. He spent the first four years of his rule, 1868-1872, under the supervision of the regents. From this date on, rumors of marriage arose about Milan Onrenovic, who took over the government as a minor in 1872. First of all, he wanted to marry the Russian Grand Duchess Vera and Milan Obrenovic, who was rumored, to be one of the Russian princesses. He married Nataliya Keşko in 1875. At the wedding, the Russian Tsar became the groom’s best man through his special envoy. During the Ottoman-Serbian War of 1876 and the Ottoman-Russian War of 1877-1878, the Russian-Serbian unity continued. In 1878, the Russian-Serbian union came to an end when Russia gave priority to the Bulgarians and put the Serbs in second place. Therefore, Milan Obrenovic, who was under the influence of Russia in the first half of his power, became anti-Russian in the second half of his power and got closer to Austria-Hungary. The policy of Serbia, which gained its independence with the Treaty of Berlin in 1878, was determined accordingly. In this study, the effects of the political orientations and personalities of Milan Obrenovic and Nataliya Obrenovic on their marriage, and the effects of Russia and Austria on Serbia will be examined. The fact that Nataliya Obrenovic is a Russian supporter and Milan Obrenovic a supporter of Austria-Hungary will be the beginning of the problems. The fact that Milan Obrenovic is an unfaithful husband is also an important factor. All these factors will lead to the divorce of Milan Obrenovic and Nataliya Obrenovic. Milan Obrenovic will forbid his wife to come to Serbia, attempt to marry his mistress, and then marry his wife again. He will reflect his drifts in his private life to the state administration and will leave the throne to his son Aleksandar Obrenovic at the end of twenty-one years. The issue of abdication will also be examined in detail in our research. The assassinations of Milan will also be examined together with the conflicts between the parties in Serbia. Afterward, Milan’s death and his son Aleksandar Obrenovic’s attitude towards his father is discussed in the current research in order to understand the subject.