This desire was not fulfilled. One rebellious leader was Austrian-backed Osman Pazvantoğlu, whose invasion of Wallachia in 1801 inspired Russian intervention, resulting in greater autonomy for the Dunubian provinces. Serbian conditions also deteriorated.
This aspiration was unmet. One insurgent leader, Osman Pazvantoğlu, backed by Austria, invaded Wallachia in 1801, which spurred Russian involvement and led to increased autonomy for the Danubian regions. Serbian circumstances also worsened.