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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Page 426
... Stefan's acquisition of some of Vuk's territory at campaign's end — to support this supposition . Stefan Lazarević's good relations with the Ottomans also eliminated any serious external threat to Serbia . The Ottomans seemed content to ...
... Stefan's acquisition of some of Vuk's territory at campaign's end — to support this supposition . Stefan Lazarević's good relations with the Ottomans also eliminated any serious external threat to Serbia . The Ottomans seemed content to ...
Page 509
... Stefan Lazarević and Hungary From their treaty in 1402 or 1403 Stefan Lazarević had maintained cordial relations with Sigismund , who clearly regarded Stefan as one of his most reliable supporters . In 1408 when Sigismund created his ...
... Stefan Lazarević and Hungary From their treaty in 1402 or 1403 Stefan Lazarević had maintained cordial relations with Sigismund , who clearly regarded Stefan as one of his most reliable supporters . In 1408 when Sigismund created his ...
Page 677
... Stefan as title for Serbian rulers , 361 , 389 , 412 Stefan ( Bulgarian priest and heretic ) , 441 Stefan ( son of Symeon Nemanjić ) , 353 , 354 Stefan ( son of Vukan Nemanjić of Zeta ) , 138 , 203 Stefan Nemanja . See Nemanja , Stefan ...
... Stefan as title for Serbian rulers , 361 , 389 , 412 Stefan ( Bulgarian priest and heretic ) , 441 Stefan ( son of Symeon Nemanjić ) , 353 , 354 Stefan ( son of Vukan Nemanjić of Zeta ) , 138 , 203 Stefan Nemanja . See Nemanja , Stefan ...
Contents
The Balkans in the Late Twelfth Century | 1 |
Raška and Zeta 120607 to ca 1216 | 49 |
Notes | 56 |
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