The Nemanjiden

One Zupan Zavida, whose 4 sons divided Serbia up and fought with each other:

• A1. Tihomir, Duke of Serbia (ca 1166-ca 1171), +k.a.1169
  • B1. Stefan Prvoslav, Zupan
• A2. Stracimir, ruled in northern Serbia west of the Moldau (ca 1168-71), +after 25.12.1189
• A3. Miroslav, Duke of Zahumlje (Hercegovina) (ca 1168-71), +1196/99; m.N, a sister of Ban Kulin of Bosnia
  • B1. Toljen I; m.N, a dau.of Duke Berthold von Meran, Margrave of Istria; he may have been father of
    • C1. Toljen II, Duke of North Zahumlje, +1239
      • D1. Petar
        • E1. Nikola, Zupan of Zahumlje; m.before 1338 Katarina Kotromanic
          • F1. Boghiscia
          • F2. Vladislav
  • B2. Petar, Duke of Zahumlje (1198-1227), Ct of Split (1222-25)
  • B3. Andrija, Knez in Primorje, Duke in southern Zahumlje, +ca 1250
    • C1. Bogdan, Zupan of Zahumlje 1249, +after 1252
    • C2. Djordje, living 1280
    • C3. Radoslav, Zupan of Zahumlje 1249, +after 22.5.1254
    • C4. Vukoslava; m.Barbo di Crossio, patrician of Dubrovnik
    • C5. Dragoslava; m.Drago de Mare
• A4. Stefan Nemanja, Duke of all Serbia (1195-96), including Zahumlje and Diocleia, *1113, +as the monk Simeon on Holy Mount Athos 1200; m.Ana N (+as the nun Anastasia)
  • B1. Vukan, King of Diocleia and Dalmatia, Duke of Serbia (1202-03), +ca 1208; m.N, a relative of Pope Innocent III
    • C1. Djordje, Knez of Diocleia 1242, +after 21.8.1242
    • C2. Bladinus, living 1208
    • C3. Stefan
    • C4. Demetrius, a monk
  • B2. Stefan Prvovencani "the First-Crowned", Duke of all Serbia (1196-1217), crowned by papal legate as King of Raska (Serbia) (1217-27), +as the monk Simon 1227; 1m: 1191 (repudiated 1201/02) Eudoxia Angelina; 2m: 1204/07 NN; 3m: 1216/7 Anna (+ca 1264) dau.of Rainero Dandolo, Procurator of San Marco
    • C1. [1m.] Stefan Radoslav III Dukas, King of Raska (1224-34), +as the monk Jovan after 1235; m.1219/20 (separated 1234) Anna Dukaina of Byzantia (+ca 1258)
    • C2. [1m.] Kominia; 1m: Dimitri Progonovic, Archon of Albania (+1215); 2m: 1215 Grgur Kamonas, Archon of Kroja and Elassan
    • C3. [1m.] a daughter, m.Alexander N, an official related to the Tsar of Bulgaria
    • C4. [2m./3m.] Predislav, Archbishop of Serbia (1263-70)
    • C5. [2m./3m.] Stefan Vladislav, King of Raska (1233-43), King in Scutari (1243-64), +ca 1269; m.ca 1233 Beloslava of Bulgaria (+after 1285)
      • D1. Stefan
      • D2. Desa, living 1285
      • D3. a daughter, m.Djure Kacic, Knez of Omis
    • C6. [3m.] Saint King Stepan Uros I "the Great" of Raska (Serbia) (1243-76) abdicated, +as the monk Simon 1280, bur Sopocani; m.ca 1250 Jelena (+as a nun at Skodra 1314), believed to be related to the Kings of Naples
      • D1. Stepan IV Dragutin, King of Serbia (1276-82), Ban of Macva-Bosnia, +as a monk 1316; m.before 1271 Katalin of Hungary (*ca 1256)
        • E1. Vladislav; he spent his life trying to gain the thrones of Serbia and Hungary, but was unsuccessful in both quests; +in Hungary after 1326; 1m: ca 1293 Constanza, dau.of Michele Morosoni; 2m: 1309 N, a dau.of the Voivode Ladislaus of Siebenbuergen; he had issue of whom I have no details
        • E2. Urosic, a monk, +ca 1306
        • E3. Jelisaveta, *ca 1270, +1331; m.after 1283 Stefan Kotroman, Ban of Bosnia (+1314/16)
      • D2. Stepan Uros II Milutin, King of Serbia (1282-1321), *ca 1253, +Castle Nerodimlja 29.10.1321, bur Sofia; 1m: 1273/76 (repudiated 1283) Helene Angelina, dau.of Joannes Dukas Angelos, Sebastokrator in Neopatros; 2m: 1284 (repudiated ca 1294) Ana, dau.of Tsar George Terter of Bulgaria; 3m: ca 1295 (repudiated 1298/9) Elizabeth of Hungary (*1255, +1313/26); 4m: ca 1300 Simonida Palaiologina (*1292/93, +after 1336)
        • E1. [2m.] Stepan Konstantin, Knez of Zahumlje, pretender to the Serbian throne, +k.a.1323
        • E2. [maternity uncertain] Ana, +after 1346; she was engaged 1308 to Charles, Cte de Valois, but never married him; m.after 1308 Tsar Mihailo III Shishman of Bulgaria (+1330)
        • E3. [illegitimate] Stefan Uros III, King of Serbia (1321-31), *ca 1276, +1331; 1m: ca 1293 Teodora (+1322), dau.of Tsar Smilec of Bulgaria; 2m: 1325/26 Maria Palaiologina (*1313/14, +1355)
          • F1. [1m.] Stefan Uros IV Dusan "The Strong", King of Serbia (1331-55), *ca 1308, +1355; m.1332 Jelena (+1374), sister of Tsar Ivan Asen Alexander of Bulgaria
            • G1. Stefan Uros V "The Weak", King of Serbia (1355-71), *1336/37, +4.12.1371; m.VII.1360 Ana Basaraba
          • F2. [1m.] Dusica
          • F3. [2m.] Simeon Uros Palaiologos, Tsar of the Serbs, Greeks and Albania (1356-69/72), *1324/26, +1369/72; m.before 1349 Tomaida Orsini, dau.of Joannes Orsini, Despot of Epirus
            • G1. Jovan Uros Dukas Palaiologos, Lord of the Thessalonians, *ca 1349, +1423
            • G2. Stefan Dukas, Lord of Pharsalos and Domokos, +1397; m.ca 1386 Maria (+murdered 1395) dau.of Luiz Fadrique de Aragon, Lord of Zituni, Cte di Salona
            • G3. Marija Angelina Dukaina Palaiologina, Lady of Jannina, *1350/51, +1394; 1m: Toma Preljubovic, Despot of Jannina (+murdered 1384); 2m: 1385 Isaul Buondelmonti-Acciaiuoli, Despot of Jannina (+1411)
          • F4. [2m.] Teodora, *1330, +after 1381; m.ca 1347 Dejan, Stattholder of Macedonia
          • F5. [?] Jelena; m.Mladen III Subich (+1348)
      • D3. Brnca; m.Zupan Djordje
  • B3. Rastko, became a monk and the first Archbishop of the independent Serbian Church, he was called Sava and was, soon after his death, recognized as St.Sava, *1174, +Trnovo 1235/26
  • B4. Efimija; m.ca 1216 Manuel Angelos Dukas, Regent of Thesaloniki (+1241)
  • B5. a daughter, m.Tich Boljar of Skopje

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