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2599:(In general, families, clans, and tribes moved, settled, converted, and reconverted in the Balkans; only in modern times have such acts become a major political issue. No doubt, the proportion of Albanian-speaking Muslims has increased in Kosovo over the centuries, so that today they form the overwhelming majority, but this was due, in part, to the willingness of local Serbs, somewhat better educated than the Albanians, to move away in search of better economic opportunities. ed.). p. 9. Archived from
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economy began to decline along with the output from the mines, yet
Albanian highlander stockbreeders continued to migrate such that Kosovo would attain an Albanian majority by the end of the 18th century. The topic of the Great Migrations is a source of disputes between some Serbian and Albanian historians, with each side having its viewpoint, including doubtful Serbian claims of no prior Albanian presence, and doubtful Albanian claims of a larger prior presence. Additionally, Albanians claim
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was also a migration of
Albanians from the Malsi but these were slow, long-term processes rather than involving sudden urge of population into a vacuum. Considering that Albanians were a significant part of the population before 1690 and that an Albanian majority was not achieved until the mid-19th century, a mass exodus of Serbs out of Kosovo in 1690 seems unlikely. In 1689 in Kosovo, both Muslim Albanians and Serbs rose up against the Ottoman Empire led by the Albanian Archbishop
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1234:'s statement from 1703 of more than 60,000 people led by the Patriarch from Belgrade to the Kingdom of Hungary, a figure Malcolm claims Kollonich may have been inclined to exaggerate. According to Noel Malcolm, data that state that 37,000 families participated in this migration derive from a single source: a Serbian monastic chronicle which was written many years after the event and contains several other errors.
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to western and central Kosovo after 1670, merely moved to other parts of
Ottoman Albania. István Deák from the University of Columbia states that Serbs, who were somewhat better educated than the Albanians, were willing to move away in search of better economic opportunities, which helped demographic changes in the territory of Kosovo throughout the centuries.
949:. In 1690 and 1691 Emperor Leopold I had conceived through a number of edicts (Privileges) the autonomy of Serbs in his Empire, which would last and develop for more than two centuries until its abolition in 1912. Before the conclusion of the war, however, Leopold had taken measures to strengthen his hold upon this country. In 1687, the
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in the 17th century show that before the
Habsburg invasion of 1689–1690 and the Great Migrations of the Serbs, at least western and central Kosovo were treated as part of Ottoman Albania, and had a large Albanian population. Thus, the Albanian tribesmen that moved from turbulent mountains of Shkodra
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started in the 14th century and lasted until the end of the 18th century. The great migrations from 1690 and 1737–1739 were the largest ones and were important reason for issuing the privileges that regulated the status of Serbs within
Habsburg Monarchy. The Serbs that in these migrations settled in
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Patriarch Georgije Brankovic. The artist was Paja Jovanovic. He was one of the most illustrious Serbian painters of his generation and his depictions of the greatest moments of Serbian history placed him firmly at the centre of the national artistic
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It was after the migration of 1690, that the
Ottomans first encouraged the migration of Albanians into Kosovo. The larger, eastern part of Kosovo remained overwhelmingly Serb Orthodox, with a Catholic Albanian, and later Muslim Albanian, presence growing from the west by the 16th century. The urban
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Malcolm believes that the historical evidence does not support a sudden mass exodus of Serbs out of Kosovo in 1690. If the Serb population was depleted in 1690, it looks as if it must have been replaced by inflows of Serbs from other areas. Such flows did happen and from many different areas. There
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in the 14th century, and at the beginning of the
Ottoman period in 1455, the region had "an overwhelming Slavic (Serbian) majority", but significant Albanian migration in the early sixteenth century resulted by the middle of the century in a sizable Albanian population in parts of western Kosovo.
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of 1683–1699, relations between
Muslims and Christians in the European provinces of the Ottoman Empire were extremely radicalized. Following the decisive Ottoman victory in 1690 Kačanik battle in modern-day Kosovo, the local Orthodox Christian population was exposed to brutal reprisals of
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The masses of earlier migrations from the
Ottoman Empire are considered ethnically Serb, and those of the First Great Migration nationally Serb. The First Great Migration brought about the definitive indicator of Serbianness, Orthodox Christianity and its leader, the patriarch.
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The masses of earlier migrations from the Ottoman Empire are considered ethnically Serb, while those of the First Great Migration nationally Serb. The First Great Migration brought the definitive indicator of Serbianness, Orthodox Christianity and its leader, the patriarch.
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Two written statements by Arsenije survive, specifying the number of people: at the end of 1690 he gave it as "more than 30,000 souls", and six years later he wrote that it was "more than 40,000 souls". These are the most authoritative statements we
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was lost to the Ottomans. During the war, large portion of the Christian population from the region of Raška and other Serbian lands migrated towards the north, following the retreat of Habsburg armies and the Serbian Militia. They settled mainly in
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The narrative about the migration is part of the Serbian identity narratives. It is a national-religious myth with a heroic theme. Frederic Anscombe suggests that it, "together with other narratives of the Kosovo myth, form the basis of
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Subsequent controversy has swirled around doubtful Albanian claims of a larger initial presence and doubtful Serbian claims of virtually no Albanian presence until Ottoman pressure pushed them in for religious as well as political
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Vojvodina, Slavonia and the parts belonging to the Military Frontier increased (partly) the existing Serb population in these regions and made the Serbs an important political factor in the Habsburg monarchy over time.
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as the head of the newly established Orthodox Church in the Monarchy. The patriarchal right of succession was secured by the May Assembly of the Serbian people in Karlovci in 1848, following the proclamation of
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concluded that it was 35,000 to 40,000 families, between 400,000 and 500,000 people. "It is a constant tradition that this population is counted by families, not by heads" also insisting that these were large
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who claimed that between 70,000 and 80,000 refugees left Kosovo during the migration, while the Serbian public claimed that it was more than half a million, and that the majority fled due to "fear of Ottoman
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in 1690, claim that the masses were "invited" to come to Hungary. The original text in Latin shows that Serbs were actually advised to rise up against the Ottomans and "not to desert" their ancestral lands.
1388:'s writings, and that prior to this, it had not yet become a component of Serb national identity. According to Maroš Melichárek, the migration has also been depicted with Serbian national symbolism. The
1410:. The depiction and symbolism of the Great Serbian migration is still very strong and up-to-date. Melichárek mentions that other comparisons were made of the Great Migrations, such as to the
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According to Malcolm, a major part of the Albanian demographic growth was the expansion of an indigenous Albanian population within Kosovo itself. Ottoman official documents and reports by
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border. Malcolm suggests that most of the Serb refugees did not come from Kosovo and that Arsenije never led an exodus from Kosovo as his departure had been extremely hasty. He notes that
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as descendants of Ottoman-sponsored transplants who settled after the expulsion of the Serb population and supposedly took over the control of the territory, thus replaying of a "second
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in Ottoman forces which indiscriminately burned villages and randomly killed or enslaved people irrespective of age, class or gender. As a result of the lost rebellion and suppression,
1230:, two statements from Arsenije survive. In 1690 he wrote "more than 30,000 souls", and six years later he wrote that it was "more than 40,000 souls". Malcolm also cites Cardinal
1450:. Albanians were present in Kosovo before the Ottoman period, and it has been suggested that a part of the Albanian population there were present as Illyrians before the Slavs
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1169:(1848–1849). Serbs received privileges from the Emperor, which guaranteed them national and religious singularity, as well as a corpus of rights and freedoms in the
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as a result of the Habsburg retreat and the Ottoman reoccupation of southern Serbian regions, which were temporarily held by the Habsburgs between 1688 and 1690.
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and have fueled the conflicts". According to Anscombe, the Great Migration reconciles romantic national history with late modern reality, portraying
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failed to achieve substantial success, and subsequently were forced to retreat. By 1739, the entire territory of the Habsburg
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The Serbian Academy of Arts and Sciences, supports the figure of 37,000 families.
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to cross the rivers and settle in the Habsburg Monarchy. He recognized Patriarch
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At least 30,000 people, according to Stevan K. Pavlowitch.
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against Ottomans. During the war, Habsburg armies and the
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state that various migrations took place because of the
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in 1697, and in January 1699, the sultan signed the
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2759:A Concise History of Serbia
2540:. Anthem Press. p. 34.
1852:Stanojevic, Ljubomir. (ed)
1816:. Oldenbourg. p. 238.
1618:Frazee, Charles A. (1969).
1542:, p. 143-148, 153–154.
1452:came to Southeastern Europe
947:Serbian Patriarchate of Peć
837:Great Exoduses of the Serbs
831:
3228:
3172:Serbia under Habsburg rule
2967:Melichárek, Maroš (2017).
2763:Cambridge University Press
2482:History and Popular Memory
29:
3008:Popović, Tatyana (1988).
2536:Ducellier, Alain (2006).
941:families under Patriarch
820:
2973:Serbian Studies Research
2687:Histoire du peuple serbe
2235:Shinasi A. Rama (2019).
1420:Republika Srpska Krajina
1386:Petar II Petrović-Njegoš
3150:Istorija srpskog naroda
2928:Kosovo: A Short History
2887:Katić, Tatjana (2012).
2343:, p. 128-129, 143.
2293:renaissance of the time
2239:. Springer. p. 64.
2005:Mutschlechner, Martin.
1158:Arsenije III Čarnojević
1139:Arsenije III Čarnojević
943:Arsenije III Čarnojević
925:in 1687 and another at
393:11th–12th century
3187:18th century in Serbia
3182:17th century in Serbia
2946:Malcolm, Noel (2020).
2925:Malcolm, Noel (1998).
2568:, p. 36, 111-112.
2147:Elsie, Robert (2004).
1489:Serbian historiography
1034:
1022:
1010:
1002:
994:
919:Prince Eugene of Savoy
868:Arsenije III Crnojević
808:
803:), by Serbian painter
796:Migration of the Serbs
630:Principality of Serbia
611:Serbia 1804–1918
356:7th–10th century
327:Principality of Serbia
3212:Historical migrations
2985:Pavlowitch, Stevan K.
2736:The History of Serbia
2733:Cox, John K. (2002).
2038:International Journal
2036:J. M. Fraser (1998).
1933:Les Serbes de Hongrie
1796:on 24 September 2015.
1704:Noel Malkolm (2004).
1187:Arsenije IV Jovanović
1028:
1016:
1008:
1000:
984:
879:Arsenije IV Jovanović
835:), also known as the
793:
687:Kingdom of Yugoslavia
583:Habsburg-ruled Serbia
561:Great Serb Migrations
470:Prince Lazar's Serbia
429:King Dragutin's realm
18:Great Serb Migrations
2479:Cohen, Paul (2014).
1183:Habsburg-Ottoman War
1181:The breakout of the
875:Habsburg-Ottoman War
864:Habsburg-Ottoman War
517:Ottoman-ruled Serbia
366:around 969–976
2682:Bataković, Dušan T.
2551:King, Iain (2011).
2538:The case for Kosova
2511:, pp. 784–788.
2331:, pp. 158–159.
2281:The Washington Post
2195:, pp. 137–141.
2137:, pp. 769–770.
2101:, pp. 767–769.
2011:Der Erste Weltkrieg
1745:, pp. 161–162.
1351:Albanians of Kosovo
1347:Serbian nationalism
1239:Šišatovac monastery
931:treaty of Karlowitz
551:Habsburg occupation
490:Despotate of Serbia
290:Diocese of Pannonia
3152:. Projekat Rastko.
3054:Samardžić, Radovan
2668:on 3 February 2020
2606:on 21 October 2020
1721:, p. 181-182.
1581:, p. 153-154.
1566:, p. 143-148.
1554:, p. 139–148.
1398:Georgije Branković
1218:Number of migrants
1060:Kingdom of Hungary
1039:Austro-Turkish war
1035:
1023:
1017:Serbian Patriarch
1011:
1003:
995:
985:Serbian Patriarch
966:Serbian historians
935:Serbs in Vojvodina
853:Kingdom of Hungary
809:
728:Republic of Serbia
620:Serbian Revolution
460:Lordship of Prilep
409:Grand Principality
255:Dacia Mediterranea
3207:Great Turkish War
3030:Ramet, Sabrina P.
2864:Jelavich, Barbara
2772:978-1-107-02838-8
2451:978-0-521-77401-7
2417:978-0-521-77401-7
2307:, pp. 88–89.
2160:978-0-8108-5309-6
1991:978-1-135-30401-0
1719:Dejan Djokić 2023
1675:978-1-4090-8682-6
1648:978-1-107-26869-2
1604:978-0-8229-7722-3
1526:978-3-030-99480-8
1267:extended families
1208:Habsburg monarchy
1199:Kingdom of Serbia
1171:Habsburg monarchy
1163:Serbian Vojvodina
1123:Emperor Leopold I
911:Holy Roman Empire
883:Kingdom of Serbia
857:Habsburg monarchy
832:Velike seobe Srba
829:
821:Велике сеобе Срба
788:
787:
754:Serbia portal
739:
738:
735:
678:Serbia since 1918
668:
667:
660:Kingdom of Serbia
640:Serbian Vojvodina
601:
600:
573:Military Frontier
498:
497:
419:Kingdom of Serbia
370:
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362:Catepanate of Ras
308:Early Middle Ages
280:Diocese of Moesia
205:Pannonia Inferior
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1177:Second migration
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1390:famous painting
1342:
1340:Modern analysis
1329:Pannonian plain
1302:
1255:Ilarion Ruvarac
1220:
1195:Serbian Militia
1179:
1048:Bosnian Muslims
991:Jov Vasilijevič
979:
977:First migration
895:
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712:1944–1992
702:1941–1944
698:Axis occupation
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664:1882–1918
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593:Koča's frontier
587:1718–1739
577:1702–1882
567:1737–1739
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535:1526–1530
531:Radoslav Čelnik
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2277:"The Serbs"
2024:Miller 1997
1262:Émile Picot
1258:vengeance".
1165:during the
1037:During the
1019:Arsenije IV
913:led by the
839:, were two
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527:Jovan Nenad
188:Early Roman
105:Paleolithic
52:History of
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1787:sanu.ac.rs
1689:Ramet 2005
1500:References
1456:King Lazar
1310:Szentendre
1156:appointed
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905:, but was
893:Background
855:under the
841:migrations
801:Seoba Srba
480:Vuk's Land
343:Narentines
243:Late Roman
150:Autariatae
120:Bronze Age
110:Mesolithic
98:Prehistory
73:By century
2715:The Serbs
2659:154724667
1444:Illyrians
1442:from the
1300:Aftermath
1152:In 1694,
1147:Vojvodina
1121:In 1690,
1100:Kecskemét
970:Leopold I
955:Pressburg
915:Habsburgs
901:besieged
826:romanized
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1371:Habsburg
1212:Klimente
1135:Belgrade
1116:Belgrade
1110:region,
1096:Debrecen
959:Joseph I
565:1690 and
335:Travunia
265:Dardania
210:Dalmatia
200:Pannonia
160:Triballi
125:Iron Age
43:a series
41:Part of
2623:Sources
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1318:Croatia
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1306:Hungary
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903:Vienna
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215:Moesia
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225:Dacia
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