Vukan Nemanjić
Vukan Nemanjić Vukan II Nemanjic, son of Serbian Grand Župan Stefan Nemanja ...
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Stefan Nemanji?   (translated from German)
Stefan Nemanji? Stefan Nemanji?, also Stefan II. Nemanja or Stefan of the Erstgekroente (* in the second half 12. Jhd.; ? 1227) was the secondaryoldest son Stefan Nemanjas , and more Serbian Gross?upan 1196 - 1217 as well as king of Raszien , the coastal countries ( Montenegro and Herzegowina ) and all Serben in the time ...
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Image:Nemanjic.jpg
Image:Nemanjic.jpg Image File history File links Metadata Nemanjic.jpg Summary Coat of arms of Nemanjic family Licensing This file has been released ...
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Image:Nemanjic.gif
Image:Nemanjic.gif Image File history File links Nemanjic.gif Nemanjic dynasty insignia Permission is granted to copy ...
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House of Nemanjić
House of Nemanjić House of Nemanja Country Serbia Titles Grand Prince (Велики Жупан/Veliki Župan), King (Краљ/Kralj), Emperor/Tsar (Цар/Car) Founder Stefan Nemanja Founding Year 1166 Nationality Serbian Nemanjić (Serbian Немањић; in English formerly Nemanyid) was a medieval Serbian ruling dynasty. The Stefan dynasty - House of Nemanjić was named ...
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Talk:House of Nemanjić
... up? Google normally, asks Nemanjic >, no reverse. Than, there is only 101 ... same as the first one with Premyslid??? . Nemanjic or Nemanjić is not dynasty of ... except, pls. correct your Polish spelling), in Nemanjic you try to change root of the ... like this: if the article is named "Nemanjic," why exclude the alternate spelling? It may ...
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Talk:History of Bosnia and Herzegovina
... Stjepan was actually a title of the Nemanjic rulers, all beginning with Stefan Nemanja's ... before 1377, six years after the last Nemanjic died in 1371. So either he was ... and knew that the last of the Nemanjic would die at the Battle of the ... did not get much of the former Nemanjic lands. --Igor 0:34, 12 Oct 2003 ... And the fact that there was no Nemanjic to take the crown just goes ...
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Kingdom of Zeta
Kingdom of Zeta Zeta is the kingdom that replaced the ancient Kingdom of Duklja (Latin: Doclea) for the Serbian territories roughly encompassing present-day Republic of Montenegro. It was named after the river of Zeta. Zeta was first noted as a vassalaged part of Rascia, ruled by heirs to the Serbian ...
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History of the Serbian Orthodox Church
... sources also called the Orthodox Church in Nemanjic Serbia both schismatic and heretic, and all ... some of the most famous kings of Nemanjic (Nemanyich) Dynasty. Archbishopric See was originally in ... Uros “the Frail”, the last ruler of Nemanjic dynasty. Internal disunity and unavoidable external danger ... who, himself, did not belong to the Nemanjic dynasty, but his wife Milica (Mylitsa) did ... among nobles in defending Serbian statehood and Nemanjic spiritual heritage. North-east region of ...
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Vasojevići
... of Montenegrin history, after the fall of Nemanjic Empire. According to legend, (that was passing ... of the Vasojevici tribe. He lived in Nemanjic's age, and Vaso (who moved to ... of Vasoje. Vaso is a relative of Nemanjic dynasty. He is considered to be a descendant of Vukan Nemanjic (oldest son of Stefan Nemanja - founder of Old Serbian State). Vukan Nemanjic's son was Kostadin, Kostadin's ...
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