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1989:1112 deaths
1722:Mihailo III
1707:Mihailo III
1649:Jovan Nenad
1619:Pavle Bakić
1614:Radič Božić
882:The Alexiad
514:Dyrrhachium
408:Middle Ages
350:against an
335:to head as
157:Predecessor
124:Predecessor
66:introducing
1963:Categories
1712:Aleksandar
1195:with Marko
1153:1091–1112
758:Zivkovic,
617:References
583:Death date
465:Adrianople
273:Byzantines
49:references
1886:Stracimir
1673:Karađorđe
1477:at Syrmia
1475:Vladislav
1291:Pribislav
1281:Vlastimir
1192:1083–1091
1174:Petrislav
966:(1991) .
945:The Serbs
527:Zachlumoi
453:strategos
438:Pechenegs
400:Byzantium
388:Orthodoxy
321:Zachlumia
301:Mihailo I
297:Petrislav
291:Biography
281:eponymous
277:Macedonia
261:of Serbia
216:Petrislav
206:Vukanović
167:Successor
161:Petrislav
152:1083–1091
134:Successor
119:1091–1112
1941:Consorts
1911:Radoslav
1891:Miroslav
1727:Milan IV
1702:Milan II
1306:Zaharija
1276:Prosigoj
1271:Radoslav
1266:Višeslav
1068:(2008).
1045:(2005).
942:(2004).
868:(2009).
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760:hipoteza
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706:, p. 225
685:, p. 224
660:, p. 223
523:Vladimir
412:Travunia
396:Zahumlje
352:antipope
250:Βολκάνος
222:Religion
1906:Andrija
1855:Tihomir
1840:Uroš II
1761:Petar I
1751:Milan I
1717:Miloš I
1697:Miloš I
1411:Tihomir
1396:Uroš II
1354:Mihailo
1286:Mutimir
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831:Sources
762:, p. 15
607:Alexiad
495:Crusade
457:Durazzo
404:Balkans
402:in the
364:diocese
309:vassals
238:Serbian
234:Vukan I
201:Dynasty
62:improve
1896:Toljen
1881:Zavida
1835:Uroš I
1391:Uroš I
1318:Duklja
1311:Časlav
1185:under
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543:George
518:Morača
506:Duklja
481:Tetovo
477:Skopje
473:Vranje
469:Vardar
461:Cumans
434:Kosovo
427:county
354:. The
323:, nor
317:Bosnia
313:Serbia
269:Duklja
212:Father
171:Uroš I
138:Uroš I
51:, but
1901:Petar
1845:Beloš
1830:Marko
1825:Vukan
1544:Lazar
1401:Beloš
1386:Vukan
1365:Raška
1301:Pavle
1296:Petar
1122:Died:
1117:~1050
1115:Born:
1095:Vukan
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423:dukes
384:Kotor
337:Župan
325:Raška
246:Greek
242:Вукан
149:Reign
116:Reign
104:Vukan
1850:Desa
1406:Desa
1349:Neda
1124:1112
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479:and
380:Rome
370:and
348:pope
192:Died
187:1050
181:Born
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