List of people of the First Serbian Uprising

List of people of the First Serbian Uprising, active in the period of 1804–1813. It includes Serbian rebels and politicians, diplomats and others, as well as Ottoman personnel and statesmen, and foreign diplomacy.

Serbian generals

This group includes the most notable and distinguished Serbian generals, known for their prowess.

Serbian captains

Among instructors in the Belgrade nahija were Austrian captains Vuča Žikić, Mijailo Đurković from Baja, Kosta Gligorijević, Mihailo Kostić from Karlovac, Zrnić from Glina, Proka Slavonac from Pakrac, Jevta Sremac from Srem, Dimitrije Simonović from Srem, Austrian lieutenant Đorđe Simić from Sremčica, kapelmajstor Aksentije Dobošar, adjutant Jakov Popović-Jakšić Pancirlija from Ugrinovci.
Among police chiefs/commissaries in Belgrade were Jefta Krstić from "Austria", Petar Tomić from "Austria", Jovica Petrović, a local knez, all subordinate policaj-majstor Ilija Trebinjski ; in Šabac nahija the scribe Lazar Teodorović was appointed policaj-kvartalmajstor by komandant Luka Lazarević in September 1808.

Clergy

There were many armed priests and monks that participated in the uprising. Among lesser known were priest Savo from Moravci in Kačer knežina; priest Janko Vitomirović from Takovo in Brusnica/Takovo knežina; priest Mijailo from Ljutovnica in Brusnica/Takovo knežina, impaled during uprising; priests Petar Protić and Antonije Pejović-Protić from Cvetke in Rudnička Morava knežina; priest Spasoje Pavić from Katrga in Rudnička Morava knežina; priests Milić Vujović and Simo Seničanin, and monk Đorđe-Genadije Šuvak, from Trnava in Čačanska Morava–Podibar knežina; priest Radovan Popović from Ježevica in Čačanska Morava–Podibar knežina; priest Vićentije Miladinović from Lazac in Čačanska Morava–Podibar knežina; priests Jovan Savić-Knežević, Dimitrije Nedeljković-Janjić, David Milićević-Petković from Goračići in Dragačevo knežina; priest Pavle Nikolić from Guča in Dragačevo knežina.