Nemanichi [comm. 1] (Serb. Nemagiћi) - a dynasty in medieval Serbia ( 1170 - 1371 ). Its founder, the great zupan Raski Stefan Nemanja ( 1170 - 1196 ) laid the foundation for a single state in Serbia. The largest representatives: the son of Nemani, the great zupan Stefan the First-Crowned ( 1196 - 1227 ), who took ( 1217 ) the royal title; Stefan Dusan ( 1331 - 1355 ), who created the vast Serbian-Greek kingdom in the Balkans and proclaimed himself in 1346 "king of the Serbs and Greeks." Under his son, Tsar Stefan Uroš ( 1355 - 1371 ), the Nemanichi state collapsed. Lazarevichi came to replace them in Serbian despotism .
| Nemanichi | |
|---|---|
| Serb. Nemaiњiћi | |
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| A country | Serbian Principality, Serbian Kingdom, Serbian Kingdom |
| Parent house | |
| Founder | Stefan Nemanja |
| The last ruler | Stefan Uros V |
| Year of foundation | 1166 |
| Cessation | 1371 |
| Nationality | Serbs |
| Low lines | |
| Titles | |
| great zupan, king, prince | |
Generational painting
- Zavid
- Tihomir
- Stratzimir
- Miroslav
- Stephen I of Neman (1166–1199), married to Anna
- Wukan II , ruler of the Zeta (1196-1208) and Raska (1202-1204)
- George
- Dimitar
- Vratislav
- Vratko
- Militsa + Lazar Khrebelyanovich (1371–1389)
- Stefan Lazarevich (1389-1427)
- Mara + Vuk Brankovich (see Brankovichi )
- Militsa + Lazar Khrebelyanovich (1371–1389)
- Vratko
- Vratislav
- Stephen II the First-Crown , King of Raska (1199–1202) and (1204–1228)
- Stefan Radoslav (1228-1233)
- Stefan Vladislav I (1234-1243)
- Stephen
- Des
- Predislav (St. Savva II of Serbia )
- Stefan Urosh I (1243-1276), married to Elena of Anjou
- Stefan Dragutin (1276-1282)
- Stefan Vladislav II (1321-1325)
- Stefan Uros II Milutin (1282-1321), married to Simonides, daughter of Andronic II
- Stefan Konstantin
- Stephen Uros III Dechansky (1321–1331)
- Stefan Uros IV Dushan (1331–1355), married to Elena, Ivan Alexander’s sister
- Stephen Uros V (1355–1371)
- Simeon Sinish , ruler of Epirus (1359–1370)
- Jovan Uros , ruler of Epirus (1370–1373)
- Stefan Duca
- Maria Angelina + Thomas Prelyubovich
- Stefan Uros IV Dushan (1331–1355), married to Elena, Ivan Alexander’s sister
- Stefan Dragutin (1276-1282)
- Rastko (St. Sava I Serbian )
- Wukan II , ruler of the Zeta (1196-1208) and Raska (1202-1204)
Coat of Arms
Represented by a two-headed white eagle on a red background. The Byzantine emblem of the Paleologists dynasty was taken as the basis of the coat of arms of the Nemanich dynasty. The double-headed eagle was adopted from Byzantine culture and soon became a symbol of both the Serbian kings and the Serbian power as a whole. It can be seen on the Catalan map of 1339, where the capital of King Dushan is marked with a two-headed eagle.
Notes
- Comments
- ↑ Stress on the second syllable. See the article "Nemanichi" in the "Biographical Dictionary" (1998).
- Sources
| Nemanichi | ||||||||
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| Stefan Nemanja (1114–1196) | Vukan Nemanich | Dimitrie Nemanich (monk david) | Vratislav Nemanich | Vratko Nemanich (South-Bogdan) see further Yugovichi | Militsa Serbian (1335-1405) husband: Lazar Khrebelyanovich | see further Lazarevichi | ||
| Stefan the First-Crowned (1165-1228) | Stefan Radoslav (1192-1234) | |||||||
| Stefan Vladislav I (1198-1267) | ||||||||
| Saint Savva II (Preface) (1200-1271) | ||||||||
| Stefan Urosch I (1220-1277) | Stefan Dragutin (1253–1316) | Stefan Vladislav II (c. 1270 - 1325) | ||||||
| Stefan Uros II Milutin (1253-1321) | Stefan Konstantin (c. 1282 - c. 1322) | |||||||
| Stefan Uros III Decansky (1284–1331) | Stefan Uros IV Dushan (1308–1355) | Stefan Uros V (1336–1371) | ||||||
| Simeon Sinisa Nemanich (1326–1371) | Jovan Uros (Joasaph Meteorite) (c. 1350 - 1423) | |||||||
| Maria | ||||||||
| Saint Sava I (Rastko) (c. 1169 - 1236) | ||||||||