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	Servia - LoveToKnow 1911
		The sultan was killed by the Serb knight or voyvode Milosh Obilich (otherwise Kobilovich).
		Not quite two years later Milosh began the second insurrection of the Serbs against the Turks (on Palm Sunday 1815, near the little wooden church of Takovo).
		The conspirators failed to overthrow the government, and the army proclaimed Milan, the son of Prince Michael's first cousin Milosh Obrenovich (son of Yephrem, brother to Milosh the founder of the dynasty), as prince of Servia.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Servia (15822 words)

	kosovo.net: The Saga of Kosovo, by Alex N. Dragnich and Slavko Todorovich
		According to chroniclers, national bards, and traditional Kosovo saga, Vuk Brankovich of the old aristocracy, who married Mara, and Milosh Obilich, of lesser birth, who married Vukosava, fell prey to the ongoing feud between the two sisters.
		Deeply touched, Lazar gave Milosh his blessing, as he realized that Milosh had mortally wounded the Sultan, striking him in the abdomen with a concealed dagger.
		Milosh got access to Murad's tent by pretending he had come to surrender and wanted to kiss the Sultan's foot.
	www.kosovo.net /sk/history/kosovo_saga/saga03.html (2883 words)

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		Das sultan wurde durch den Ritter oder das voyvode Milosh Obilich (getötet anders Kobilovich) Serb.
		Nicht durchaus zwei Jahre später Milosh fingen das zweite insurrection des Serbs gegen die Türken an (auf Palme Sonntag 1815, nahe der kleinen hölzernen Kirche von Takovo).
		Aber seine Versuche, Servia unabhängig zu bilden vom russischen Schutz holten ihn in Konflikt mit Rußland, und seine autocratic Methoden der Regierung vereinigt gegen ihn aller, der für eine Beschaffenheit wünschte.
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /correction/edit?locale=de&content_id=60563 (15316 words)

	Medals.html (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Bravery Medal of the new type (commonly known as "Milosh Obilich Medal") was founded on 12 July 1913 by King Peter I, and awarded for acts of the conspicuous personal bravery, or for personal bravery in the field during the short but victorious war of 1913 against Bulgaria.
		The effigy in obverse represents ideal portrait of Milosh Obilich, medieval Serbian knight who was considered an epitome of bravery and honesty.
		Principality (after 1910 Kingdom) of Montenegro had it's own Gold Medal of Milosh Obilich, instituted by Prince-Bishop Petar II Petrovich-Njegosh in 1847, but the two medals had nothing in common.
	www.royalfamily.org /history/medals5.htm (242 words)

	Clarence A. Manning - MARKO, THE KINGS SON - Chapter VI: Marko And The Vilas
		Around them stretched the vast slopes of the mountains, and it seemed to Milosh that his encounter the night before with the vila was all a bad dream.
		Milosh sang on and on, and finally his song came to the ears of the vila Raviyoyla.
		The cry of Milosh as he was struck, the sudden ending of his song, and the thud of his body falling on the earth from his horse, roused Marko from his slumbers.
	markokraljevic.uzice.net /06.htm (2862 words)

	KOSOVO: Hold the applause 06/05/99
		With the battle clearly lost, Milosh Obilich surrendered and kissed the Ottoman sultan's feet.
		Milosh then suddenly sprung from the ground and, pulling out a hidden dagger, disemboweled him.
		Milosh wasn't exactly Davy Crockett, but he is a legendary hero in Yugoslavia - and many consider him a role model.
	jacksonville.com /tu-online/stories/060599/opi_Satedit1.html (584 words)

	Battle of Kosovo
		The battle started with Serbian noble and Lazar's son-in-laws General Vuk Brankovic on one wing, Lazar in the center, and Captain Milosh Obilich (a.k.a.
		During the battle Captain Milosh Obilich (thought to be of Albanian descent) went into the tent of Sultan Murad I, posing as a traitor and offering his knights and his loyalty.
		Murad I died and Milosh Obilich was killed trying to escape the camp.
	www.teachersparadise.com /ency/en/wikipedia/b/ba/battle_of_kosovo.html (478 words)

	HOW MILOSH ÓBILICH SLEW THE SULTAN MURAD
		Meanwhile with his brethren was Milosh come, on his steed, the Crane.
		Murad gaped wordless on the ground; and underneath the tent
		But Milosh and his comrades with the keen blade cut their way.
	www.sacred-texts.com /neu/hbs/hbs13.htm (1023 words)

	FRAGMENTS OF KÓSOVO BALLADS
		But unto Milosh Óbilich for the glory of his might.
		A health unto Milosh Obilich, and faith and broken faith!
		Milosh rose swiftly to his feet, and bowed to the fl earth:
	www.sacred-texts.com /neu/hbs/hbs11.htm (1048 words)

	Durham.html
		A desperate fight ensued; Murad was stabbed in his tent on the morn of the fight by a Serb chieftain, Milosh Obilich, who had sworn to kill him, but the Turks were led by his son Bajazet.
		Murad´s body was buried with great pomp at Broussa, and the precious relics of Lazar rest at Vrdnik, in Syrmia; but the bones of Milosh Obilich, the best beloved hero of that bloody drama, lie buried on the battlefield.
		Milosh demanded recognition, and his demand was backed by Russia.
	www.peacelink.nu /Boker/Durham/Durham.html (17995 words)

	Bitva o Kosovo (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bitva začínala srbským šlechticem a synem Lazara-v-generál práv Vuk Brankovic na jednom křídle, Lazar ve středu, a řídit Milosh Obilich (a.k.a.
		Během bitvy řídit Milosh Obilich (myslel být z albánském původu) šel do stanu Sultana Murad já, předstírat zrádce a nabízet jeho rytíře a jeho loajalitu.
		Murad já umřel a Milosh Obilich byl zabit snažit se uniknout táboru.
	wikipedia.infostar.cz /b/ba/battle_of_kosovo.html (381 words)

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		Made immortal and crowned was the glory o f both the true sworn brothers of Milosh and the lovely wreath of Jugovics.[70] The Serbian name has perished everywhere.
		Milosh throws you into a strange stupor or leads you to excessive drunkenness.
		Skenderbeg, a hero like Milosh Obilich, defended Albania alone, but after his death in 1468 Albania too was subdued.
	freeserbs.org /~mladich/Njegosh/download/eng_gv.txt (22008 words)

	yugo_serb
		The Serb Empire, led by the one of the last rulers of the Nemanja dynasty, Tsar Lazar and Crown Prince Milos Obilich, was badly defeated by the much larger and more mobile forces of the Ottoman Sultan Murad I at the bloody and hard fought Battle of Kosovo.
		This battle, which claimed the lives of Lazar, Milos Obilich and Murad, was the Waterloo of the old Serb empire.
		Milosh Obrenovich, a wealthy, self-made Serb merchant who had managed to retain his Orthodox Christian faith while gaining a great deal of influence with Ottoman authorities, had been given the title of prince and granted limited powers by the Turks in 1817 to rule and defend the newly autonomous Serb nation.
	www.carbinesforcollectors.com /yugo_serb.html (13802 words)

	THE MEDIÆVAL SERBIAN EMPIRE
		While Murad was arraying himself for the fight, a noble Serb, Milosh Kobilich[5], presented himself as a deserter and begged to have speech of the Sultan.
		His request was granted, he entered the royal tent, and stabbed Murad to the heart, paying with his own life for this act, but gaining thereby immortality in Serbian poetry.
		2) has shown that the form "Obilich" was substituted in the eighteenth century, because " Kobilich " (="son of a mare") was considered vulgar.
	www.shsu.edu /~his_ncp/MillSerb.html (4883 words)

	Kosovo : Genocide on Serbs :: Mockery on the genocide by the Norwegian soldiers dancing on the top of a bus in which ...
		Norwegian soldiers on a monument to Milosh Obilich pointing to him with middle fingers..
		Milosh Obilich was a Christian Serbian hero that heroically died in the Battle of Kosovo and Metochia in 1389, fighting against the turks and an Islam.
		In the honour of him and the killed Serbian heroes that died for the Christianity in Europe, bells of the church of Notre Damme in Paris were ringing in 1389..
	www.neobyzantine.org /archives/2005/may_kosovo_norwegian.php (435 words)

	Clarence A. Manning - MARKO, THE KINGS SON - Chapter VIII: Marko To The Rescue
		There were Milosh and Relya, both with their hands bound, running along with Bogdan mounted behind them.
		In due course of time his son, Milan Toplitsa, heard what had happened to his father, and with his two friends, Milosh Obilich and Ivan Kosanchich, he went up to the city of Varadin to rescue his father.
		The postman brought him a sheet of paper, and then Milosh cut his finger and in his own blood wrote to Marko.
	uzice.net /markokraljevic/08.htm (2771 words)

	The Battle of Kosovo (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Across from Lazarus is Captain Milosh; And next to him are these two noble knights: The first: Ivan Kosanchich, And the second: Lord Milan Toplitsa.
		I did see Captain Milosh, Milosh Obilich, And he was standing on that level field; I saw him lean upon his battle lance And saw that it was broken And the Turks were swarming on him Until now, I think, he surely must have died.
		At the end there came three warrior Lords: The first was captain Milosh Obilich, The next was Ivan Kosanchich, And the last the warrior Milan Toplitsa.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/news/795244/posts (4688 words)

	The Battle Of Kosovo
		Across from Lazarus is Captain Milosh; And next to him are these two noble knights: The first: Ivan Kosanchich, And the second: Lord Milan Toplitsa.
		I did see Captain Milosh, Milosh Obilich, And he was standing on that level field; I saw him lean upon his battle lance And saw that it was broken And the Turks were swarming on him Until now, I think, he surely must have died.
		At the end there came three warrior Lords: The first was captain Milosh Obilich, The next was Ivan Kosanchich, And the last the warrior Milan Toplitsa.
	www.serbianorthodoxchristian.com /BattleOfKosovo.html (4002 words)

	Falcons in Flight: The Yugoslavs
		The three-generation zadruga that was formed continued to function for approximately ten years.19 Such familial groupings were common among the Yugoslav people in Utah; it was a subtle blending of elements of their own cultural past with the realities of industrial employment and immigration.
		The oral tradition was continued in the lodges of the national and regional fraternal-insurance organizations.
		26 In Serbian legend and the narodni epi ("national epics"), Milosh Obilich was the Serbian knight who rode into the Turkish camp after the Serbian defeat at Kosovo Polje (June 28, 1389) and slew the Turkish sultan, Murad II.
	historytogo.utah.gov /people/ethnic_cultures/the_peoples_of_utah/falconsinflight.html (6127 words)

	Battle of Kosovo - The Jiggies Reference Guide (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kobilic, Kopilic, Kopili) and Lord Ivan Kosanchich commanding the third wing of the Christian army.
		Eventually the two sides had beat each other into the ground.
		During the battle Captain Milosh Obilich went into the tent of Sultan Murad I, posing as a traitor and offering his knights and his loyalty.
	www.jiggies.com /reference/Battle_of_Kosovo (459 words)

	Understanding the Balkans
		The figures canonised in the Bulgarian, Serb or Greek cultures are either unknown outside the borders of their national states or stand in an asymmetric juxtaposition to one another overturning their value all the way to mutual incompatibility.
		the Serb saint Sava, Doushan Silni, tsar Lazar, Milosh Obilich, Haiduk Velko, Starina Novak are only known to the historians and folklorists in Bulgaria.
		There are instances, however, where the neighbouring nations heroes or founding fathers cannot possibly be recognised as such from the vantage points of the different nations.
	www.scca.org.mk /utb/utb2000/syn_alex.htm (5075 words)

	Point of Reference - Fall 1995
		And it bore within it the elements of legend, for a Serb (Milosh Obilich) killed the Ottoman sultan, an action which led to the execution of the Serbian Prince Lazar and his son.
		While immediate contemporaries were not clear as to who had won the battle, the subsequent events, i.e.
		The martyrdom of Lazar (for it was soon seen as such), and the heroism of Obilich, as well as the epic-legendary sacrifice of many warriors, and the motif of treachery appear to have been turned into epic song soon thereafter.
	www.hri.org /por/Fall95/story8.html (3368 words)

	Amazon.com: "Michael Obrenovich": Key Phrase page
		Prince Milosh's elder son, Prince Milan (Obrenovich II.), died in a few months, and the younger son Michael (Obrenovich III.) ascended the throne.
		But the politicians who forced Milosh to abdicate did not feel safe with 172...
		Key Phrases: Kralyevich Marko, Tsar Lazar, National Assembly, Royal Prince Marko, Milosh Obilich, Prince Michael, Vook Brankovich, King Milan, Moossa Kessejiya, radical constitution, national bards, national poems (see more)
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Michael-Obrenovich (349 words)

	Mother Theresa Macedonian wtf? - Page 6 - Albanian Forums
		What a moron mentioned a name of "Milosh Kopili"?
		MILOSH is a Slavic name meaning "lovely" (Milosc is "love" in Polish) and his surname or actually father's name was OBILICH.
		Stop cheating the history, he was a SERB!
	www.albanian.com /community/vbl/showthread.php?p=134059 (459 words)

	chronological 1300 and later
		Hrebeljanovic chooses to fight and raises an army that consists of soldiers from all over the Balkans but is still only half the size of the Turkish force.
		The actual battle takes place on the "Field of Blackbirds" or Kosovo Polje, and Murad I is killed when Milosh Obilich, posing as a traitor, stabs Murad with a poisoned knife.
		The Christians are utterly defeated and even Hrebeljanovic is captured and killed.
	www.allcrusades.com /CHRONOLOGICAL/chrono-1300.html (6094 words)

	Centre for Research on Globalisation (CRG)
		Krashich Tefiq brought his family here from Obilich after KLA soldiers came to his house and threatened to kill him and his family.
		We heard screams of wounded people." Another survivor, journalist Milosh Markovich was later to recall, "We stumbled outside through the smoke and fire only to see our colleagues’ heads and arms lying on top of cars and in the streets." Fortunately for Vuchich, he was late for his appointment.
		His tardiness had spared his life, and when he arrived flames and billowing smoke rising from the ruins of RTS confronted him.
	www.globalresearch.ca /articles/ELI202A.html (20590 words)

	Chapter X.
		We struck across the great plain, uncultivated, desolate, and undulating; the parched turf was split into yawning cracks by the drought, the scrub hawthorn burnt brown, the track dusty, and we reached the Sitnitza, crawling shrivelled between banks of cracked mud–the river that once ran red with the blood of heroes.
		"Thy Milosh, O lady, fell by the cold waters of the Sitnitza, where many Turks perished.
		He left a name to the Servian people that will be sung so long as there are men and Kosovo field"–runs the ballad.
	digital.library.upenn.edu /women/durham/albania/albania-X.html (8962 words)

	Predsjednik Republike Srpske (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ribbon: Refined silk of red color with gold-yellow stripe in the middle.
		Order sign of the Order of Milosh Obilich
		Miniature of the Order Sign: dimensions 22 mm, made to order.
	www.predsjednikrs.net /engleski/stranice/obiljezja/obilic.htm (75 words)

	E.U. 91 SERBIAN LEAGUE
		I'll only toast the health of Milosh Obilich.
		"O Milosh Obilich, I think you must be mad!
		Where do you suppose that tent is placed
	www.eu91serbianleague.com /sloba.htm (5450 words)

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