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Obrenbegovitch,
Mehmed-Bey.
Turkish alternative for Yovan Obrenbegovitch, 149
Obrenovitch III, Prince Michel.
The Serbian legend of “A Pavilion neither in the Sky nor on the
Earth,” contributed to Vouk Stephanovitch Karadgitch by, 220
Obugagn Greb.
Name borne by the grave of Governor Obuganitch, in Konavla, 27
Odyssey.
Reference to, 54
Ognyena Maria (Mary the Fiery One).
Serbian peasants believe her to be the sister of the god Peroon (St.
Elias), 15
Old Serbia.
One of the provinces in the Balkan territories, 1
Oossood.
A veela who pronounced the destiny of Serbian infants, 18
Ottoman Generals.
Mediæval history of Serbia contains many instances of malcontents
who became tools in hands of, 174,
175
Ottoman Invasion.
Ourosh and his nobles pave the way for the, 5
Ottoman Statesmen.
Historical note re the cunning efforts of, to seduce malcontents
from their allegiance to their rightful lords at the Courts of the
Christian princes of the Balkans, 184, 185
Ouglesha.
Inheritance of the Empire disputed by, 65, 70
Ourosh.
Younger son of Doushan the Powerful, 5;
Voukashin’s bad faith toward, 61;
inheritance of the Empire disputed by, 65–71;
Marko blessed by, 71
Ourosh, Prince.
Belonged to the Nemanya dynasty, 119;
Helen (a princess of the house de Courtenay) wife of, 119;
maintained friendly relations with the French Court of Charles of Anjou
in Naples through his wife, 119
Ourosh the Great.
Dethrones his brother Vladislav, 4;
dethroned by his son Dragoutin, 4
Ourvinian Mountain.
Prince Marko’s death on, 115–118