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Karađorđe KarađorđevićLahir: 16 November 1768  Meninggal: 24 Juli 1817
Gelar
| Didahului oleh: Gelar dibuat | Vožd Agung Serbia 14 Februari 1804 – 21 September 1813 | Diteruskan oleh: Miloš Obrenović I sebagai Pangeran Serbia |
Jabatan politik 
| Didahului oleh: Jakov Nenadović | Presiden Dewan Pemerintah 22 Januari 1811 – 3 Oktober 1813 | Diteruskan oleh: Mladen Milovanović |
| l b Penguasa Serbia |
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Kepangeranan Serbia ke-1, 641–969:  Arkhon yang Tidak Diketahui  Višeslav  Radoslav  Prosigoj  Vlastimir  Mutimir  Pribislav  Petar  Pavle  Zaharija  Časlav  aneksasi, Duklja dijadikan sebagai kursi 
Kepangeranan Serbia ke-2 (Duklja), 998–1101:  Jovan Vladimir  Stefan Vojislav  Mihailo I  Constantine Bodin  Rascia dijadikan kembali sebagai kursi (Kepangeranan Agung Serbia) 
Kepangeranan Agung Serbia, 1101–1217:  Vukan  Uroš I  Uroš II  Beloš  Desa  Tihomir  Stefan Nemanja  Stefan yang Dimahkotai Pertama Kali  Proklamasi Kerajaan 
Kerajaan Serbia, 1217–1346:  Stefan yang Dimahkotai Pertama Kali  Stefan Radoslav  Stefan Vladislav I  Stefan Uroš I  Stefan Dragutin Stefan Vladislav II di Syrmia  Stefan Uroš II Milutin  Stefan Konstantin  Stefan Uroš III Dečanski  Stefan Uroš IV Dušan  Proclamasi Kekaisaran 
Kekaisaran Serbia, 1346–1371:  Stefan Uroš IV Dušan  Stefan Uroš V  Keruntuhan Kekaisaran Serbia 
Lordship dan Kedespotan Serbia, 1371–1537:  Lazar  Stefan Lazarević  Đurađ Branković  Lazar Branković  Stefan Branković  Stefan Tomašević  Aneksasi Ottoman, tituler:  Vuk Grgurević  Đorđe Branković  Jovan Branković  Ivaniš Berislavić  Stevan Berislavić  Radič Božić  Pavle Bakić  Stefan Štiljanović  Aneksasi Ottoman 
Revolusi Serbia, 1804–1837:  Karađorđe  Miloš Obrenović 
Kepangeranan Serbia, 1837–1882:  Miloš I  Milan II  Mihailo III  Aleksandar  Miloš I  Mihailo III  Milan IV  Proklamasi Kerajaan 
Kerajaan Serbia, 1882–1918:  Milan I  Aleksander  Petar I  Proklamasi Kerajaan Serbia, Kroasia dan Slowenia  Proklamasi RFS Yugoslavia 
| l b Perdana Menteri Serbia |
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 Serbia Revolusioner (1805–1814):  M. Nenadović  Milovanović  J. Nenadović  Karađorđe  Milovanović 
 Kepangeranan Serbia (1815–1878):  Moler  Obrenović  Todorović  Davidović  K. Marković  T. Stefanović*  Petronijević  P. Janković*  Đ. Protić  Petronijević  A. Simić  Petronijević  Garašanin  A. Simić  A. Janković  S. Marković*  A. Simić  S. Marković  Magazinović  Rajović  F. Hristić  Garašanin  Ristić  N. Hristić  Cenić  Milojković  Blaznavac  Ristić  Marinović  Čumić  Stefanović  Mihailović  Kaljević  Mihailović 
 Kerajaan Serbia (1878–1918):  Ristić  Piroćanac  N. Hristić  Garašanin  Ristić  Grujić  N. Hristić  Protić  Grujić  Pašić  Avakumović  Dokić  Grujić  Đ. Simić  Nikolajević  N. Hristić  Novaković  Đ. Simić  Đorđević  Jovanović  Vujić  Velimirović  Cincar-Marković  Avakumović  Grujić  Pašić  Stojanović  Grujić  Pašić  Velimirović  Novaković  Pašić  Milovanović  Trifković  Pašić 
 Republik Sosialis Serbia (1945–1992):  Nešković  P. Stambolić  Veselinov  Minić  Penezić  Doronjski*  Stamenković  Jojkić  Bojanić  Čkrebić  I. Stambolić  Ikonić  Jevtić  Radmilović 
 Republik Serbia (1992–2006):  Zelenović  Božović  Šainović  Marjanović  Minić*  Đinđić  Čović*  Korać*  Živković  Koštunica 
 Republik Serbia (2006–):  Koštunica  Cvetković  Dačić  Vučić  Dačić*  Brnabić 
* pelaksana tugas