Kingdom of Serbia

The Kingdom of Serbia (

Kingdom of Serbia Краљевина Србијаcode: sr is deprecated   (Serbian) Kraljevina Srbijacode: sr is deprecated   (Serbian)
1882–1918
Flag of Kingdom of Serbia
Anthem:
The Kingdom of Serbia in 1914 The Kingdom of Serbia in 1914
Capital	Belgrade
Common languages	Serbian
Religion	Serbian Orthodoxy (State religion)
Government	Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy
King
• 1882–1889	Milan I
• 1889–1903	Alexander I
• 1903–1918	Peter I
Prime Minister
• 1882–1883 (first)	Milan Piroćanac
• 1912–1918 (last)	Nikola Pašić
Legislature	National Assembly
Historical era	New Imperialism, World War I
•	6 March 1882
• May Coup	10 June 1903
• Treaty of London	30 May 1913
• Treaty of Bucharest	10 August 1913
• Corfu Declaration	20 July 1917
• Podgorica Assembly	28 November 1918
•	1 December 1918
Currency	Serbian dinar
Preceded by Succeeded by 20px 1882: Principality of Serbia 20px 1918: Kingdom of Montenegro Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes 20px
Today part of	Serbia Montenegro North Macedonia

Kingdom Of Serbia Media

• National anthem of Serbia, performed by the United States Navy Band.wav

  National anthem of Serbia, performed by the United States Navy Band

• Serbia in the First Balkan War 1912-1913.png

  Territorial expansion of the Kingdom of Serbia in 1913

• Serbia in 1918 (27 November – 1 December, during de facto military demarcation)

• Okrugs of the Kingdom of Serbia 1914

• King Peter I after coronation, 21 September 1904.jpg

  Peter I after his coronation on September 21, 1904

Serbian Cyrillic: Краљевина Србија, romanized: Kraljevina Srbijacode: sr is deprecated ) was a country in the Balkans which was created when the ruler of the Principality of Serbia, Milan I, was proclaimed king in 1882. It Collapsed in 1918 and merged with Slovenia,Croatia,Bosnia,and Montenegro into the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes or better known as the Kingdom of Yugoslavia after the Austro-Hungarian Empire collapsed in 1918 along with the German Empire while the Ottoman Empire collapsed in 1923 after World War 1 .