After he voluntarily surrendered, he received a pardon, but no sooner he got into a disagreement with the newly appointed duke of the same principality, Milos Saranovac.
[3] Miloš's wrath had no bounds he dealt ruthlessly with disobedient subordinates and executed the most famous revolutionary no matter who they were, including Karađorđe, Petar Nikolajević Moler, Sima Marković, Bishop Melentije Simeonović Nikšić of Šabac.
[9] The tombstone of Vojvoda Pavle Cukić from 1817 is located on the left side of the road leading from the centre of the village to the so-called “Albanian area”.
The memorial placed at the head of the grave is an elongated parallelepiped with a curved top and a protrusion in the middle along the whole width of the stone block.
There are no inscriptions on the monument or the tablet and the decoration is only on the face side: a carved and low relief stylized human figure, also typical of the time and the area.