Raka Milošević
Chamberlain of Despot Jovan Branković; according to legend the founder of Rakovac Monastery, which is named after him.
So many church leaders took their monastic vows at Rakovac, or lived here at some point, that it became known as the “court monastery” of the Karlovci Metropolitanate. Sources name more than twenty bishops, among them:
Portraits of some of them hang in the monastery’s reception rooms.
Chamberlain of Despot Jovan Branković; according to legend the founder of Rakovac Monastery, which is named after him.
Abbot who rebuilt the monastery after a great fire and edited the Rakovac Srbljak of 1714.
Scribe who made a copy of the medieval Serbian law code, Dušan’s Code, at Rakovac in 1700.