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- Čakr-paša abstract "Mladen Stojanović (Serbian Cyrillic: Младен Стојановић; died 1885), known as Čakr-paša (Чакр-паша), was a Serb hajduk (brigand and rebel) leader mostly active in Ottoman territories in Pčinja (on Kozjak and German) and in the Kumanovo kaza.Stojanović was born in Gornji Stajevac near Vranje (modern Serbia). He was an active hajduk in the region prior to 1876. He was captured by the Ottomans in 1876 and imprisoned in the Niš Fortress, from where the Serbian army freed him; he joined the army as a volunteer in the Serbian–Ottoman War (1876–78). While a volunteer, he befriended Veljan Strnovski and Jaćim Čelopečki. After 1878, he was active in the frontier regions. He killed the seymens of Jusen Ferov near Prohor Pčinjski. He participated in the Kumanovo Uprising (1878). After the suppression of the Kumanovo Uprising, the rebels that had fled to Vranje soon again began to cross Kozjak and German into the villages of Pčinja, where they would await Turks and Albanians in the dark. Among notable leaders that did this were Jaćim Jovanović, Čakr-paša, Vukadin Milkinski, Kuzman Petković, and others from the Poreče and Kičevo regions. He attacked nizami, border guards, taksidari, customs officers, aghas and beys. He would cross into Serbia and move in the spring part of the Banjska reka. He was among the 65 signatories of the 1880 appeal to Serbia to aid in a rebellion in Macedonia. He participated in the Brsjak Revolt (1880–81).In springtime 1881, in the Devet Jugovića-inn in Vranje, Micko Krstić assembled a band of 13 fighters, friends, blood-brothers and followers, and left Serbia. One of the members were Čakr-paša. Their first teacher and leader was Čerkez Ilija. In April 1881, the bands of Čerkez Ilija and Micko were surrounded near Kriva Palanka. The bands were devastated by a force of Ottoman soldiers and Albanians, with Čerkez Ilija and his band all dead, Micko and the survivors fled for safety. In the fight, half of Micko's band fell. Micko and the survivors crossed the mountains heading to Poreče, while Čakr-paša stayed on the Kozjak.As the Ottoman government and nizami became impatient, the Porte protested in Belgrade. On the Porte's request, the Serbian government under Milan Piroćanac proclaimed him an outlaw in 1882. \"For three years, Čakr-paša [lived off of] brigandage in Serbia, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire, receiving threats and blackmail from Sofia, Constantinople and Belgrade.\" In autumn 1885, he was killed by his comrade, Toma Stanković from Stari Glog, while shaving in a forest above Vranjska Banja. Toma took the decapitated head to Vranje for evidence. Čakr-paša is noted as having been one of the most notable hajduks in the second half of the 19th century.Čakr-paša mostly kept in the wilds east from Vranjska Banja, in the villages of Crni Vrh and Stari Glog (in the place of Samarci), for example. He crossed the border and led cattle in both directions. According to the villagers, and also his friends, he acted quite rough: in Stari Glog, he abducted a woman, Jelena, the wife of a pečalbar (seasonal worker) in Austria-Hungary.".
- Čakr-paša allegiance "*Hajduks, rebels".
- Čakr-paša allegiance "*Serbian Army(1876–78)".
- Čakr-paša battle Brsjak_Revolt.
- Čakr-paša battle Kumanovo_Uprising.
- Čakr-paša battle Serbian–Ottoman_War_(1876–78).
- Čakr-paša serviceStartYear "1876".
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- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Agha_(Ottoman_Empire).
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Austria-Hungary.
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Banjska_reka.
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Belgrade.
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Bey.
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Brigandage.
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Brsjak_Revolt.
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Category:1885_deaths.
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Category:19th-century_Serbian_people.
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- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Category:Hajduks.
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- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Hajduk.
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Kičevo.
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Kozjak_(mountain).
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Kriva_Palanka.
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Kumanovo_Uprising.
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Kumanovo_district_(Ottoman).
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Micko_Krstić.
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Milan_Piroćanac.
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Niš_Fortress.
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Ottoman_Empire.
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Poreče.
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Prohor_Pčinjski.
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Pčinja_(river).
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Royal_Serbian_Army.
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Serbia.
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Serbian–Ottoman_War_(1876–78).
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- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Stari_Glog.
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- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Velika_Begovica.
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Vranje.
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Vranjska_Banja.
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLink Čerkez_Ilija.
- Čakr-paša wikiPageWikiLinkText "Čakr-paša".
- Čakr-paša allegiance "* Serbian Army *Hajduks, rebels".
- Čakr-paša battles "*Serbian–Ottoman War (1876–78) *Kumanovo Uprising *Brsjak Revolt".
- Čakr-paša birthDate "mid-19th century".
- Čakr-paša birthPlace "Gornji Stajevac, Ottoman Empire".
- Čakr-paša deathDate "Autumn 1885".
- Čakr-paša deathPlace "Stari Glog, Ottoman Empire".
- Čakr-paša name "Mladen Stojanović".
- Čakr-paša nickname "Čakr-paša".
- Čakr-paša serviceyears "1876".
- Čakr-paša unit "*Volunteer detachment *Pčinja bands".
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- Čakr-paša subject Category:1885_deaths.
- Čakr-paša subject Category:19th-century_Serbian_people.
- Čakr-paša subject Category:19th-century_births.
- Čakr-paša subject Category:Hajduks.
- Čakr-paša subject Category:Ottoman_rebels.
- Čakr-paša subject Category:People_from_Trgovište.
- Čakr-paša subject Category:Serb_rebels.
- Čakr-paša subject Category:Serbian_military_personnel.
- Čakr-paša subject Category:Serbs_of_the_Republic_of_Macedonia.
- Čakr-paša hypernym Leader.
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- Čakr-paša comment "Mladen Stojanović (Serbian Cyrillic: Младен Стојановић; died 1885), known as Čakr-paša (Чакр-паша), was a Serb hajduk (brigand and rebel) leader mostly active in Ottoman territories in Pčinja (on Kozjak and German) and in the Kumanovo kaza.Stojanović was born in Gornji Stajevac near Vranje (modern Serbia). He was an active hajduk in the region prior to 1876.".
- Čakr-paša label "Čakr-paša".
- Čakr-paša sameAs Q22017378.