Jermenčić Monastery is located on the mountain and is the oldest surviving object on the mountain. According to tradition, it was built by the group of Armenians (Serbian: Jermeni, hence the name) who fled the Ottoman army during the Battle of Kosovo in 1389. They were forcibly drafted in the Turkish army and when they realized that they had to fight Serbs, Orthodox Christians and the people of Saint Sava who was highly regarded in Armenia, they decided to desert the Turks. Through the valleys of Ibar and South Morava, they reached Ozren. Thankful for managing to escape the slavery, they built the church and dedicated it to the Saint Archangels Gabriel and Michael. During the Great Serbian Migration in 1690, the monks moved to the Velika Remeta monastery on the mountain of Fruška Gora, in Syrmia. Turks burnt the monastery in 1796 and it was rebuilt as a military church by Karađorđe, leader of the First Serbian Uprising, in 1806. The church has a gable roof (na dve vode) and a kalkan.