It was agreed that final decision should be made on "Cveti" (Serbian Ortodox holiday), when there was always the Great National Diet in the village of Takovo and when there were always many people from all the parts of Serbia. The preparations for the Rising were kept secret and at the beginning the agitation was mostly among the people of Rudnik, Cacak, and Kragujevac Districts.

Embittered by the Turks people couldn't even wait until "Cveti" . So on April 8th Arseije Loma chased the Turkish extortioners off in Jasenica, and on April 10th Jovan Obrenovic, Simo Pastrmac and Blagoje from Knic killed a tax-collector in Konjusa village. All these events could be considered as some kind of beginning of the Second Serbian Rising.

By the Great National Diet in Takovo the masses had already been prepared. When Milos arrived in Takovo he could see that both the old and the young were ready for the Rising. In 1815 on April 11th (Sunday) after the service in Takovo church had been finished Milos came out in front of the masses, he climbed one big rock and started talking:
" Listen to me my brother. Hear to this all the Serbs, the old and the young, men and women, all of you who came here today. Those who are not here now, should be told and every one should understand well and well remember forever the words I am going to say now. If you have me with you and if you want to have me in a command for the general cause and for our native soil and if you wish all our efforts to be successful, you should say it all as one, in front of this House of God. You should take an oath in front of this holy altar that you take on your own souls everything that can come up from this calamity and suffering; and I want you to promise me and give me the full power and free will that I can command to any one of you and tell me that I can punish everyone who wouldn't listen or who would do something wrong".

Having heard his speech they all cried as one man:
" All to our souls, our necks, our cheeks . . . ."
Then they all kissed Milos' hand and wished him success.
After this in Crnuca, where many people were gathered, Milos put his most ceremonious attire, took the flag and got out of the house saying:
"Here I am and you shall have the war with the Turks".

That is how The Second Serbian Rising started. And then, as nobody know how many times before, people raised again and took the hidden weapons from tree holes and stamps and they began a new struggle that would bring them freedom desired so much.
One of the most important battles conducted during the Second Serbian Rising was the battle on the hill called Ljubic near Cacak.
Milos himself, his brother Jovan, Milic Drincic with his fighters from Takovo region, Lazar Mutap and many others took part in that battle. At one critical moment, headman Milos' wife Ljubica came to the battle field which encouraged the insurrectionists. Tanasko Rajic was killed on Ljubic, defending his cannons bravely. The victory on Ljubic and in Cacak was the crucial one in the Second Serbian Rising.