Milano is the former king of Serbia and father of Aleksandar I, based on the historical Milan I Obrenović (1819–1901). He lives in exile in Paris from 1889.
- Abdicated on 6 March 1889 and went into exile in Paris after journeys to the Holy Land.
- Ran up debts, renounced Serbian nationality (1892) and took the title Count of Takowo. An attempt was made on his life (1892).
- Reconciled with his wife Natalia (1893). Returned to Serbia (1894), his rights restored; went back to Paris (1895) amid a lack of popular confidence.
- Named commander-in-chief of the Serbian army (1898). He vetoed Alexander’s marriage to Draga Machine (1900) and was relieved. He moved to Vienna.