Karađorđe (George, Black George) was a real Serbian revolutionary leader (c. 1768 – c. 1817), founder of a modern Serbian dynasty, who led the First Serbian Uprising against Ottoman rule (1804–1817).
| Type | Character (real historical figure) |
| World | Uchronic Paris |
| Spanish entry | Karađorđe |
Real history
- Born c. 1768; led the uprising of 1804–1817.
- Died c. 1817, killed by his political rival Miloš Obrenović.
- Legacy: founder of the Karađorđević dynasty; symbol of Serbian freedom.
In Uchronic Paris
- A possible reincarnation, manifestation or archetype appears as “Black George” in Sarajevo 1914, 97 years after his historical death (c. 1914), yet alive and active.
- The revolutionaries of 1914 seem connected to his legacy. A possible temporal or spiritual force embodying the Serbian revolution indefinitely is suggested.