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Dragimir (May 22, 1016–1018)
Vojislav I (1018 – c. 1043) Neda (1043—1046)
Gojislav Vojislavljević [sr] (c. 1046)
Mihailo I (c. 1046 – 1081)
Konstantin (1081–1101)...
- She was the
second wife of
Stefan Vojislav, with whom she had five sons:
Gojislav, Mihailo, Saganek, Radoslav, and Predimir.
After his
death in 1043, she...
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Gojslav (died 1020) was a
monarch who co-ruled the
Kingdom of
Croatia with his
brother Krešimir III from 1000 to his
death in 1020. He was the youngest...
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According to the CPD,
Vojislav along with five of his sons (two of them
being Gojislav and Radoslav), led the
forces into battle.
Their army
slowly moved down...
- or 1135 to 1146.
Gradinja is one of many
persons (alongside Branislav,
Gojislav,
Georgije and Grubeša
among others)
mentioned only in the
Chronicle of...
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cases in Serbia.
Although the
Serbian version of the name
Gojko would be
Gojislav like the
Serbian ruler and king.
Throughout the
orthodox history the Slovenian...
- Krešimir III Trpimirović
Dynasty Died: c. 1030
Regnal titles Preceded by
Svetoslav Suronja King of
Croatia 1000–1030 With:
Gojislav Succeeded by
Stephen I...
- and died in 1043. He was
succeeded by his
widow and
their five sons -
Gojislav, Predimir, Mihailo,
Saganek and Radoslav. He was
buried in the
Church of...
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demoralize Liudevit's army that was
awaiting at Klobuk. Vojislav's son
Gojislav led the
Dioclean forces and
easily defeated Liutovid's forces, killing...
- (possibly
Klobuk hill), with
Ljutovid having a duel with Vojislav's son
Gojislav.
Vojislav went on to
pursue and
annex the
lands of Zahumlje,
Travunia and...
