serbian monarchs造句

• The Serbian monarch was forced to pay ransom before being released.
• He was the first Serbian monarch with a Christian ( non-Slavic ) name.
• The Serbian monarchs subcategory contains articles about crowned heads of Kingdom of Serbia and its predecessor monarchies.
• Dua
  an was the first Serbian monarch who wrote most of his letters in Greek, also signing with the Imperial red ink.
• However, a chronicle of Serbian monarchs from the 15th 16th century reiterates the name " Stob ", as does an Ottoman source from 1570.
• The adherence is evident in the tradition of theophoric names in the next generation of Serbian monarchs and nobles; Petar Gojnikovi
  , Stefan Mutimirovi
  , Pavle Branovi
  .
• According to a stone inscription reportedly placed into the foundations of the church, the exact year of its foundation is 1158, during the Serbian monarchs.
• In 1413, Mehmet gained the support of Serbian monarch Stefan Lazarevi
  and the bey of the Turkish Dulkadirids, as well as some of the generals in Musa's army.
• In 1413, Mehmet gained the support of the Serbian monarch Stefan Lazarevi
  and the bey of the Turkish Dulkadirids, as well as some of the generals in Musa's army.
• Radi
  ( fl . 1389-1441 ), a magnate in the service of Serbian monarchs Stefan Lazarevi
  and 
  ura
  Brankovi
  , built the Vra
  eva
  nica monastery in the village in 1428.
• Posthumously, in 1992, H . R . H . Crown Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia awarded Peki
  the Royal Order of the Two-headed White Eagle, being the highest honour bestowed by a Serbian monarch.
• The " Black Hand " was the name of group of army officers who plotted the assassination of a Serbian monarch in 1903; its members were prosecuted and the group was defunct be the end of World War I.
• The term was used in royal and religious titles; Serbian monarchs and their heirs ( Uroa
  I, styled himself " King in Christ, God faithful, King of Serbia and Maritime Lands ", and Patriarchs ( Saint Sava III, " Archbishop of All Serbian and Maritime Lands ")
• "' 
  uraa
  Iliji
  "'(, 1326 62 ) was a nobleman who served the Serbian monarchs Stefan De
  anski ( r . 1321 1331 ), Stefan Dua
  an ( r . 1331 1355 ) and Uroa
  V ( r . 1355 1371 ), from 1326 until his death in 1362.
• In previous years, this title would mean that the despot would rule some vassal state; however, as the Byzantine Empire was too weak to assert such a rule and Serbia was not its vassal state, Stefan Lazarevi
  took this title as the personal style of the Serbian monarchs.