The clubs were divided into the main political ideologies that were common throughout the population; Šumadija was more oriented towards the Serbian monarchy while Radnički was the communist club.

Following Montenegro's successful independence referendum on 21 May 2006, the re-creation of the Serbian monarchy did find its way into daily political debate.

The new country continued to be ruled by the Serbian monarchy.

The Croats and Slovenes and Bosnians, who had fought on the side of Austria-Hungary, were joined in a country ruled by the Serbian monarchy in Belgrade.

For his part, Mr. Draskovic has mounted a bewildering campaign to restore the Serbian monarchy, picking one of the most divisive issues within Serbia.

The new Communist government abolished the Serbian monarchy.

He was the first of the House of Branković to hold the Serbian monarchy.

The latter openly advocated for the restoration of the Serbian monarchy.

He told journalists that he had been in touch with Slobodan Milošević, who was supposedly in favor of restoring the Serbian monarchy.