The Late Medieval Balkans: A Critical Survey from the Late Twelfth Century to the Ottoman ConquestUniversity of Michigan Press, 1987 - 683 pages |
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... Radoslav . For example , when in exile in Dubrovnik after he was overthrown , Radoslav issued on 4 February 1234 a charter to Dubrovnik , valid upon his restoration to his throne , in which he gave himself the Byzantine royal name of ...
... Radoslav . For example , when in exile in Dubrovnik after he was overthrown , Radoslav issued on 4 February 1234 a charter to Dubrovnik , valid upon his restoration to his throne , in which he gave himself the Byzantine royal name of ...
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... Radoslav , came under Uroš to be issued in much larger quantities . The mines and increased trade resulting from ... Radoslav of Hum , who had succeeded Andrew in western Hum and the coast in 1249 , maintained close relations with his ...
... Radoslav , came under Uroš to be issued in much larger quantities . The mines and increased trade resulting from ... Radoslav of Hum , who had succeeded Andrew in western Hum and the coast in 1249 , maintained close relations with his ...
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... Radoslav and Sandalj , two of its adherents . Threatened by Tvrtko's opposition to his policies , Radoslav in late 1430 came up with a plan to depose Tvrtko and replace him with Radivoj , a son of Ostoja . With the proposal for the ...
... Radoslav and Sandalj , two of its adherents . Threatened by Tvrtko's opposition to his policies , Radoslav in late 1430 came up with a plan to depose Tvrtko and replace him with Radivoj , a son of Ostoja . With the proposal for the ...
Contents
The Balkans in the Late Twelfth Century | 1 |
Raška and Zeta 120607 to ca 1216 | 49 |
Notes | 56 |
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