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Mutimir (Serbian: Мутимир, Gr****: Μουντιμῆρος) was
prince of the
first Serbian Prin****lity from ca. 850
until 891. He
defeated the
Bulgar army, and allied...
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Mutimir ousted his brothers, who fled to Bulgaria. He kept Gopnik's son
Petar Gojniković in his court, but he
managed to
escape to Croatia.
Mutimir ruled...
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Muncimir (Latin: Muncimiro),
sometimes called Mutimir, was a duke (Croatian: knez) of the
Duchy of
Croatia and
reigned from 892 to
around 910. He was...
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Serbian Army, led by
Mutimir and his brothers,
defeated the Bulgars,
capturing Vladimir and 12 boyars.
Boris I and
Mutimir agreed on
peace (and perhaps...
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military organization with
clearly defined roles for the župan.
Prince Mutimir (ruled c. 851–891), the son of Vlastimir,
managed to
defeat the Bulgarians...
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Serbian army was led by
Mutimir and his two brothers; they
defeated the Bulgarians,
capturing Vladimir and 12 boyars.
Boris I and
Mutimir agreed to
peace (and...
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Serbian army was led by
Mutimir and his two brothers, who
defeated the Bulgars,
capturing Vladimir and 12 boyars.
Boris I and
Mutimir agreed on
peace (and...
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brothers Mutimir and Gojnik, from ca 851 to his and Gojnik's
deposition in the 880s
after an
unsuccessful coup
against the
eldest Prince Mutimir (r. 851-891)...
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predecessor Vlastimir, as
founders of
Serbia in the
Middle Ages. In the 880s,
Mutimir seized the
throne for himself,
exiling his
brothers and Klonimir, who was...
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period is
dated Pope John VIII's
letter to
uncertain dux
Mutimir,
commonly considered to be
Mutimir of Serbia,
about the
formation of the
Diocese of Pannonia...
