Article creates a genealogy of Natalia Obrenovic and Milon I Obrenovic, highlighting their kinship.
Chisinau hides many secrets. The old mansions can tell about the secrets of the past. In one of them once lived a woman who was called the most beautiful and most unfortunate queen of Europe - Natalia Obrenovic. А. S. Pushkin met representatives of the family of Natalia Obrenovic and her husband, King Milon I Obrenovic, during his stay in Chisinau in 1821–1823. He sketched some of them on the sheets of his Chisinau manuscripts, which has important documentary and historical significance. The purpose of this article is to create a schematic genealogy of Natalia Keshko and Milon I Obrenovic, to more clearly present their relationship as second cousins. In working on this topic, the author relies on the works of famous scientists: G. Bezvikonny, E. Dvoichenko-Markova and others, as well as on Pushkin’s drawings. Methods of observation, comparison, synthesis, analysis and others will help solve the problem.
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