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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... suzerainty , for Dubrovnik remained after 1268 under Venetian suzerainty and the tribute was to continue after 1358 when Dubrovnik accepted Hungarian suzerainty . Serbia and Dubrovnik had a brief clash again in 1275 over a local issue ...
... suzerainty , for Dubrovnik remained after 1268 under Venetian suzerainty and the tribute was to continue after 1358 when Dubrovnik accepted Hungarian suzerainty . Serbia and Dubrovnik had a brief clash again in 1275 over a local issue ...
Page 502
... suzerainty for it . Since it seems Ladislas had some support in Mačva , turning the region over to a Serb ally could ... suzerainty . This suzerainty could also be useful if and when an Ottoman victor emerged to resume pressure on Serbia ...
... suzerainty for it . Since it seems Ladislas had some support in Mačva , turning the region over to a Serb ally could ... suzerainty . This suzerainty could also be useful if and when an Ottoman victor emerged to resume pressure on Serbia ...
Page 561
... suzerainty , until then limited to the coast ( Lower Zeta ) , to what remained of Upper Zeta as well . The Venetian overlordship was nominal and Crnojević was the de facto master of the area . A new treaty , reaffirming his position and ...
... suzerainty , until then limited to the coast ( Lower Zeta ) , to what remained of Upper Zeta as well . The Venetian overlordship was nominal and Crnojević was the de facto master of the area . A new treaty , reaffirming his position and ...
Contents
The Balkans in the Late Twelfth Century | 1 |
Raška and Zeta 120607 to ca 1216 | 49 |
Notes | 56 |
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