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 204
... Uroš . Under Uroš ' successor Dragutin , Zeta was to become part of the appanage awarded , inside his own family , to his mother , Uroš ' widow . Uroš , seeking to centralize his state , did not create appanges for any son . Dragutin ...
... Uroš . Under Uroš ' successor Dragutin , Zeta was to become part of the appanage awarded , inside his own family , to his mother , Uroš ' widow . Uroš , seeking to centralize his state , did not create appanges for any son . Dragutin ...
Page 353
... Uroš . He also had a second son , Stefan . If we can believe seventeenth - century sources like Orbini , Stefan acquired his own holding in southern Thessaly , including the town of Pharsalos . Whether Symeon ordered this division of ...
... Uroš . He also had a second son , Stefan . If we can believe seventeenth - century sources like Orbini , Stefan acquired his own holding in southern Thessaly , including the town of Pharsalos . Whether Symeon ordered this division of ...
Page 374
... Uroš over to their side against Vukašin . Confirming the possibility of a break between Uroš and Vukašin is the fact that at this time Vukašin was issuing state charters and carrying on negotiations with foreign powers entirely in his ...
... Uroš over to their side against Vukašin . Confirming the possibility of a break between Uroš and Vukašin is the fact that at this time Vukašin was issuing state charters and carrying on negotiations with foreign powers entirely in his ...
Contents
The Balkans in the Late Twelfth Century | 1 |
Raška and Zeta 120607 to ca 1216 | 49 |
Notes | 56 |
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