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This paper deals with prophetic and messianic ideological constructions found   in Serbian literature of the Ottoman period. Prophetic accounts developed in   two connected directions among the Serbs in this period. On the one hand,   old Byzantine-Slavonic prophetic narratives (for example the Revelation of   Pseudo-Methodius, the apocryphal Visions of Daniel, the Oracles of Leo the   Wise) were copied and actualized according to the politico- historical   context. On the other, new anti-Ottoman and anti-Islamic prophetic accounts   were created. Serbian and South-Slavonic prophetic notions were mostly   concentrated on the impending doom of the Ottoman Empire and the legendary   emperor of the “last times”, who was supposed to vanquish the Ottomans.   Moreover, the Serbs tried to understand the new historical context of the   Ottoman period and perceive it through the theological prism. Therefore they   started creating a suitable messianic perspective of their destiny with the   help of old, well-known ideas from the Nemanjić period (for example the idea   of “new Israel”). Both prophetic and messianic ideological constructions   seemed to be consoling ideas, which were created to highlight the memory of   the magnificent past in the dramatic period of the Ottoman conquest and   domination

Between destiny and reality: Prophetic and messianic ideological constructions in Serbian literature during the Ottoman period