Of course, the reason for being able to sideline the King was actually due to Milan Obrenovic's own reckless maneuvers.
If it were just about being close to Austria-Hungary, it wouldn't be considered an unforgivable sin. However, while cozying up to Austria-Hungary, Milan Obrenovic maintained a highly autocratic rule, which sparked dissatisfaction among the Serbians.
The newly independent Serbians had not yet been brainwashed by Great Serbianism, and they did not have much demand regarding the Bosnia and Herzegovina region.
The Serbians were more concerned about whether their political rights could be protected, and at this time, the autocratic rule was becoming increasingly conspicuous.
Amidst the King's autocratic rule, numerous protests erupted within Serbia, and the parliament engaged in several related disputes.
