Konstantin
Hadija
(1809-88)
Honours
Commander of the Order of Takovo, 1882 (Serbia)
Officer of the Order of Takovo, 1878 (Serbia)
Knight of the Order of St Anne, 2nd class, 1878 (Russia)
Knight of the Order of the Crown of Italy 1874
Knight of the Order of Saint Stanislaus, 3rd class, 1850 (Russia)
Positions Held
Lieutenant to the Prince of Serbia
Biographical
Of a Greek family, Konstantin was a rich goldsmith and merchant.
He relocated to Zemun, Serbia, in 1800, although documentation indicates
that he was already there in 1794. He eventually took over his father-in-law's
brewery business He went on to become the secretary to Prince Milos
Obrenović I of Serbia.
Place of birth: Melnik, Bulgaria
Place of death: Merano
Place of burial: Vienna
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Sources
1. J. Djordjevic Jovanovic. Hadija and the Serbs. Contributions to Literature, Language, History and Folklore, 2005, no. 68, pp. 239-259.
2. A. Backo and H. N. M. Jovanovi . Obrenovi (Teodorovic - Obrenovic) Extinct Serbian Dynasty. Belgrade: by the authors, 2016.
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