The House of Karađorđe is a Serbian royal family founded by Karageorge Petrovic in the early 19th century. It played a significant role in the Serbian struggle for independence from the Ottoman Empire, particularly during the First Serbian Uprising in 1804. The family has produced several Serbian monarchs, including Peter I and Alexander I. The house is known for its contributions to Serbian history and culture, as well as its involvement in the establishment of the modern Serbian state. The Karađorđe lineage continues to be recognized in Serbia today, symbolizing national pride and heritage.