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	Vuk Branković - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		His family was very powerful: his ancestors had been on and off the Serbian throne, the family was always on the right-hand of the Tsar, and Vuk himself married tsar Lazar's oldest daughter Mara.
		After his father death Vuk's son, Djuradj was pretending to the throne of Serbia and he clashed with Prince Stefan Lazarevic, his cousin and Prince Lazar's son.
		Djuradj Brankovic became new Prince of all Serbian lands and was officially acknowledged in 1429, after his cousin's Stefan Lazarevic sudden death in 1427.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Vuk_Brankovic (250 words)

	The Lazarevics
		It seems that he adopted the royal eagle of the Nemanjics in order to show that his family is the legal successor of the old Serbian rulers.
		Stefan Lazarevic was the member of Hungarian king's order of the Dragon and he was the first and most honoured member.
		Lazar Hrebljanovic (his family was called Lazarevic after him) was the most important nobleman after the Nemanjics disappeared from the political scene.
	www.rodoslovlje.com /medieval_serbia/eng/families-lazarevics.htm (409 words)

	The American Journal of Russian and Slavic Studies
		Lazar was a bit more powerful than the western supported Vukasin, and quickly, after Uros V’s death, established himself as the chief of Serb nobles, or rather, the chief voivod, or military chieftain.
		Lazar still controlled many mines in the north of the country and he maintained, at a reduced scale, the highly literate and cultured life of medieval Serbia.
		Lazar created a new alliance which included Byzantium, which defeated the Turks in 1387; the next meeting was at the fateful Kosovo on June 28, 1389.
	www.rusjournal.com /sbiii.html (4778 words)

	Serbian Epic Poetry: Notes
		Lazar ultimately ended up with the lion's share of Serbian lands and was acknowledged by the others as the new leader of the nation.
		After Lazar was killed at Kosovo, the two pre-eminent Serbian political leaders were Lazar's widow Milica (who acted as regent for Stefan Lazarevic', her son by Lazar), and Vuk Brankovic' (who had married one of Lazar's daughters).
		Before the battle of Kosovo, he was an ally of Lazar Hrebeljanovic' and was married to one of Lazar's daughters.
	home.earthlink.net /~markdlew/OldSerb/notes.htm (2926 words)

	Between Serb and Albanian
		A feeling of despair permeated Lazar's lands after the prince's death and, conscious of the need to combat pessimism in Serbia and create hope for a bright future, the monastic authors of the day wrote eulogies and sermons in praise of Lazar in which they interpreted the events of the time for their own contemporaries.
		According to accounts in epics, Lazar dreamed on the eve of the battle that he was offered either a heavenly or an earthly kingdom and, being a man of his time, he chose the heavenly one.
		Lazar's death is depicted as the triumph of good over evil -- a martyrdom for the faith and the symbol of a new beginning.
	partners.nytimes.com /books/first/v/vickers-serb.html (6797 words)

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		When Prince Lazar, who was fighting relentlessly, saw this and when he realized that his horse was exhausted because the battle had lastedfrom sunrise until aftr 8:00 a.m., he left tht horse and mounted a fresh one.
		Lazar then gave the sign of the cross with his sword and with a martyr's voice he called the brave serbian knights to shed their blood and to redeem their lives with their deaths.
		Lazar was captured alive and taken with several nobles to the tsar's tent.
	coursesa.matrix.msu.edu /~fisher/bosnia/readings/Emmert1.html (9248 words)

	Diocese of Western America \| Kosovo in the history of the Serbian Church
		Lazar was the main leader of an effort to organize an alliance of Balkan peoples to resist them in a decisive battle.
		Lazar died in battle and is popularly regarded as a martyr.
		Lazar's choice is not between good and evil, but between what may be good (avoiding suffering) and what is much more than any good thing (accepting God's will and his heavenly kingdom), a more difficult choice.
	www.westsrbdio.org /kosovo_history (9399 words)

	vampir
		The Tzar Lazar was badly wounded during this famous battle of Kosovo and was captured, then beheaded.
		The son of Lazar, Stefan Lazarevic, became a vassal of the Turks and fought from then on on their side.
		Later Lazarevic became on of the first members of the Order of the Inverted Dragon at the Hungarian court.
	www.nidhogg.org /Vampir/Vampir_body.htm (1089 words)

	Serbian Epic Poetry: Usenet post
		Lazar's former political enemies are all painted as bad guys, and Militsa's political rival Brankovic gets the worst treatment of all.
		Militsa favored her son Stefan as heir to Lazar and leader of what remained of the Serbian nation; Stefan's main rival for that position was Vuk Brankovic, who had been an ally of Lazar and was married to his daughter.
		Lazar chooses to have the heavenly kingdom, and by that choice he is fated to lose the battle.
	home.earthlink.net /~markdlew/OldSerb/usenet.htm (1278 words)

	KOSOVAREPORT: Picture of the Day-Kosovo
		Lazar’s frantic effort to obtain help from allies such as the king of Hungary failed because it was difficult, if not impossible, to organize it on such short notice.
		Prince Lazar could have taken some moral comfort from the fact that he and his people were defenders of Christian civilization and that the forthcoming battle would probably be the last chance for Balkan Christians to repulse the Muslims.
		Lazar could also have believed that some of his vojvodas were seriously thinking of passing over to the camp of the sultan, among them Milos Obilic, who was seen conferring with two other commanders and inquiring about Turkish battle deployment.
	kosovareport.blogspot.com /2005/08/picture-of-day-kosovo.html (19478 words)

	Prince Lazar - TheBestLinks.com - Lazar Lazarevic, April 12, Bulgaria, Byzantine Empire, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Lazar Lazarevic, Prince Lazar, April 12, Bulgaria, Byzantine Empire, Beyazid I...
		Lazar himself was captured on battlefield and later executed.
		Lazar married Milica (Милица) andsup1 in around 1353 and issued at least seven children (Cyrillic in parentheses):
	www.thebestlinks.com /Lazar_Lazarevic.html (595 words)

	The Centre For Peace In The Balkans (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		As Mihaljcic observes, the cult of Lazar was increasingly localized so that eventually only the monastery of Ravanica continued a regular commemoration of the holy prince.
		It is an interpretation of the Kosovo ethos which celebrates Lazar's heroism and does not consider a choice for the heavenly kingdom" to be a sign of weakness or surrender.
		But Lazar could not honor her request because he believed that it would be disgraceful for even one to remain behind.
	www.balkanpeace.org /library/fa_2000/obilic.html (4801 words)

	The Heavenly Kingdom in Serbia's Historic Destiny
		During the rule of Despot Stefan Lazarevic and during the era of the Brankovici (15th century), the Serbian people built several outstanding zaduzbine - churches and monasteries, showing once again that the erection of these edifices was considered to be their first and most important work.
		The cult of St. Sava, with his incorruptible body lying in Milesevo Monastery, and the cult of St. Lazar of Kosovo, with his incorruptible body in Ravanica Monastery, were the two never-dying sources of both religious and national inspiration - one and the same - throughout the era of enslavement.
		Thus, the veneration of Lazar and the covenantal thought of Kosovo to liberate and reclaim the sacred places of the homeland from its foes strengthened and spread to the Serbian diaspora.
	www.srpska-mreza.com /bookstore/kosovo/kosovo14.htm (3905 words)

	Serbia Info / Facts and Figures / Districts
		In the vicinity of Cuprija stands the Ravanica monastery with the Church of Assumption, the endowment of Prince Lazar, built between 1375 and 1377.
		After the death of King Lazar in the Battle of Kosovo, his holy relics were safeguarded there all until 1690, when their three-century-long moving together with the Serb people started, as to be finally returned to his endowment today.
		The Resava endowment of Despot Stefan Lazarevic was built between 1407 and 1418.
	www.serbia-info.com /facts/districts/pomoravski.html (312 words)

	[Project Rastko] THE HISTORY OF SERBIAN CULTURE - Sima Cirkovic: Rises and falls in Serbian statehood in the middle ages
		The son of Lazar, Stefan Lazarevic (1389-1427) managed to gain a stronghold in the territories he inherited and gradually to gather in the other territories of what had once been the Serbian state.
		In spite of the difficulties and dual vassal responsibilities to Hungary and Turkey, the despots managed to establish internal stability in the state, along with economic prosperity and the flourishing of culture.
		The tradition of the Nemanjic family as founders and builders was taken up by Prince Lazar, and that tradition was continued by his successors and by the noblemen of the time.
	www.rastko.org.yu /isk/scirkovic-middle_ages.html (4894 words)

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		Among Serbian medieval patriarchs, the best of the literati was Danilo III who, together with Lazar's widow Milica and her children, transported the body of the beheaded prince from Pristina to the Ravanica Monastery and canonized Lazar.
		Two other of Lazar's sons-in-law, according to national tradition and accepted by some historians, were bitterly divided, under the influence of their wives.
		As Lazar started to say a few last words to his nobles, he was abruptly stopped by the Turks.
	www.balkanstudies.org /wordfiles/trifkovic1.htm (17624 words)

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		Just as Lazar was beheaded so was Serbia.
		We did not lose our independence immedidatly after Kosovo, it was one in a series of defeats which left us in slavery.
		The Greek rulers termed Serbia's new rulers as "despots." the first despot was Stefan Lazarevic Hiebeljanovic.
	www.geocities.com /CapitolHill/Lobby/7681/turkish_era.html (1089 words)

	Serbian Rulers - Stefan Lazarevic (1402-1427) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Following the Kosovo battle where Prince Lazar had perished, his son Stefan, still a minor, inherited rule over Serbia.
		He also belonged to the highest class of Hungarian aristocracy and invested in huge possessions in Hungary where he settled Serbs, and temporarily resided in his gothic palace in Buda - parts of which are still preserved.
		Stefan Lazarevic died suddenly in 1427, leaving the throne to his nephew Djuradj Brankovic.
	srpskoblago.org /culture/history/Serb_History/Rulers/Stefan_Lazarevic.html (726 words)

	Serbian History - The Decline (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Lazar officially crowned as "Lord of the Serbs and the Danube, Stefan Prince Lazar, autocrat of all the Serbs" (1378)
		Lazar's widow Milica becomes regent for young son Stefan.
		Turks route Hungarian crusaders at Nikopolis (1396); Prince Stefan Lazarevic fights as a vassal of sultan Bayezid I. Vuk Brankovic deposed by Turks, dies in Turkish banishment; his lands pass to Stefan Lazarevic (1397).
	srpskoblago.org /culture/history/Serb_History/decline.html (327 words)

	Serbia_Pilgrimage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Holy Great-Martyr Prince Lazar's principal zaduzhbina (from "za dushu," "for the soul") was Ravanica Monastery, built in the years 1375-77.
		Continuing in the Nemanije tradition, Prince Lazar would send abundant gifts to the Serbian Monastery of Hilandar on Mt. Athos, and he made generous gifts to many monasteries in Serbia itself.
		It was erected by Stefan Lazarevic in the years 1407 - 1418.
	www.stjohndc.org /russian/Serbia/e_Pilgrimage/e_Plgrm9.htm (1235 words)

	Jelena's Home Page <<< The Krusevac city >>> (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The city of Krusevac was founded after the year 1371,as the capital of Prince Lazar's Serbia and military,cultural and economic center of that time.After the erection of the city the rulers of Krusevac and other landed proprietors in the vicinity:Lazarica,Ravanica,Ljubostinja,Koznik and some others.
		In 1413 Krusevac was attacked and damaged by the Turks.It was finally liberated in 1833 during the ruling period of Milos Obrenovic when it became the center of the region of Krusevac.
		Lazarica erected by Prince Lazar in an honor of birth of his son Stefan in 1377.Lazarica represents a prototype of billing of the Moravian School in the medieval serbian architecture
	www.ptt.yu /korisnici/j/e/jelena/krusevac.htm (187 words)

	politikforum - Vampirismus: The Order of the Dragon
		The vampire is of Orthodox origin and is not baptized (Dracula was converted to the Catholic religion in order to be able to marry the daughter of the Hungarian king Mattias Corvinus and thus abandoned the Orthodox religion, to which he later probably returned.).
		On Sunday night on the 14th of June 1389 (according to ancient calendar and 27th according to the Gregorian calendar), the prince (Tzar) Lazar f Serbia had a sacrament and secret dinner with his most valorous knights when God asked him : ‘Lazar, would you be a king on Earth or in Heaven ?’.
		The Sultan Bajazit took Lazar’s daughter as wife to his harem as a security.
	www.politikforum.de /forum/printthread.php?threadid=87590 (1151 words)

	Zeta (Duklja) under the second Montenegrin dynasty, the Balsic (1356-1427)
		Djuradj I and neighboring rulers were in constant conflict with the Herzegovinian ruler Nikola Altomanovic, who took or laid claims to the territory of their countries.
		A powerful coalition --- Prince Lazar Hrebeljanovic of Serbia, Ban Tvrtko I of Bosnia, King Djuradj I Balsic of Zeta, Prince Nikola Gorjanski and King Ludovik I of Hungary (with non-military support from Dubrovnik) --- defeated Nikola Altomanovic and his army in 1373.
		Ban Tvrtko and Prince Lazar took most of Altomanovic's land, and the Balsics took the towns of Trebinje, Konavle and Dracevica.
	www.montenegro.org /balsic.html (682 words)

	FamilyTourist.co.yu - Tour of Serbian Monasteries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		MANASIJA Monasterey is located close to the river Resava, not far from Despotovac and it represents one of the last monuments of Serbian Middle Age culture.
		The monasterey was built by Despot Stefan Lazarevic in between 1406 - 1418.
		Sightseeing of Krusevac, the former capitol of prince Lazar.
	www.familytourist.co.yu /english/manastiri_eng.htm (217 words)

	Kosovo Flash News (Sep 24, 1999)
		PRISTINA - Albanian terrorists badly wounded Lazar and his wife, Milka, in a bomb attack on the house of Lazar Ramic in the center of Lipljan.
		They were transported to the hospital in Gracanica, the doctors are struggling for Lazar's life, communicated Center for Peace and Tolerance in Kosovo Polje, which started working yesterday despite being robbed and demolished two times yesterday.
		General Vladimir Lazarevic, commander of Pristina Corps, said that the maneuvers done on Thursday enabled further preparations and eventual accomplishment of the commands of the state leadership in accordance with Military - technical agreement.
	www.kosovo.com /sk/news/kfn90924.html (1497 words)

	Turkish Lies!!! - Stormfront White Nationalist Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The topic of Prince Lazar came up and we began to talk about what we knew about the subject when a Arab employee (uninvited) interupted my friend while he was talking about the second war.
		Stefan Lazarevic, the ruler of Serbia was son of Lazar who fought on Kosovo.
		About that Arab bustard who is claimig that Lazar was runing from Kosovo, he should check the name of duke Milosh Obilich who slautered their beloved sultan Murat I which is one of the most unic moments of the Turkish history where they lost their sultan in the battle field.
	www.stormfront.org /forum/showthread.php?t=86757 (770 words)

	Serbian History - The Fall
		Stefan Lazarevic obtains title of Despot from Byzantine emperor (1402).
		Vuk Lazarevic, despot's brother, and brothers Brankovic rebel against the despot.
		Vuk Lazarevic and Lazar Brankovic executed; despot Stefan restores southern part of Serbia (1410).
	www.suc.org /culture/history/Serb_History/fall.html?Suc_Session=4ad4fe92b05f4269ff45f1012ea3bbfa (658 words)

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