List of princesses of Serbia
This is a list of princesses of Serbia, that is, daughter of Serbian monarchs. It does not include princesses of Yugoslavia.
Middle Ages
Princess | Parentage | Lifespan | Occupation |
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Jefimija | Stefan Nemanja and Ana | Spouse of Byzantine nobleman Manuel Doukas (ca. 1187–1241) | |
Unnamed daughter | Stefan Nemanja and Ana | Spouse of Bulgarian nobleman Tihomir | |
Komnena | Stefan the First-Crowned and Eudokia Angelina | fl. 1208–15 | Spouse of Albanian nobleman Dimitri Progoni (1st); Greek–Albanian Gregory Kamonas (2nd) |
Unnamed daughter | Stefan Vladislav and Beloslava Asen | Spouse of Croat–Hungarian nobleman Đuro Kačić | |
Brnjača | Stefan Uroš I and Helen | ca. 1253–fl. 1264 | Unmarried, nun |
Elizabeth | Stefan Dragutin and Catherine Árpád | ca. 1270–1331 | Spouse of Bosnian ban Stephen I |
Ana-Neda | Stefan Milutin and Ana Terter | fl. 1323–24 | Spouse of Bulgarian emperor Michael Shishman, nun |
Zorica | Stefan Milutin and Elizabeth Árpád | fl. 1308 | |
Jelena | Stefan Dečanski and Maria Palaiologina | fl. 1345–55 | Spouse of Croatian magnate Mladen III Šubić |
Teodora | Stefan Dečanski and Maria Palaiologina | 1330–fl. 1381 | Spouse of Serbian magnate Dejan |
Unnamed daughter | Stefan Dušan and Helena Sratsimir | ||
Olivera | Vukašin and Jelena | fl. 1364 | Spouse of Serbian magnate Đurađ I Balšić |
Jelena | Lazar and Milica Nemanjić | 1365–1443 | Spouse of Serbian magnate Đurađ II Balšić (1st); Bosnian nobleman Sandalj Hranić (2nd) |
Mara | Lazar and Milica Nemanjić | fl. 1371–d. 1426 | Spouse of Serbian magnate Vuk Branković |
Dragana | Lazar and Milica Nemanjić | fl. 1380s–95 | Spouse of Bulgarian emperor Ivan Shishman |
Teodora | Lazar and Milica Nemanjić | fl. 1387 | Spouse of Hungarian palatine Nicholas II Garai |
Olivera | Lazar and Milica Nemanjić | ca. 1372–1444 | Spouse of Ottoman sultan Bayezid I |
Mara | Đurađ Branković and Irene Kantakouzene | 1416–1487 | Spouse of Ottoman sultan Murad II |
Katarina | Đurađ Branković and Irene Kantakouzene | fl. 1432 | Spouse of Hungarian count Ulrich II |
Jelena–Mara | Lazar Branković and Helena Palaiologina | ca. 1447–1500 | Spouse of Bosnian king Stephen Tomašević |
Milica | Lazar Branković and Helena Palaiologina | d. 1464 | Spouse of Epirote ruler Leonardo III Tocco |
Jerina | Lazar Branković and Helena Palaiologina | fl. 1495 | Spouse of Albanian nobleman Gjon Kastrioti II |
Jerina | Stefan Branković and Angelina Arianiti | ||
Marija | Stefan Branković and Angelina Arianiti | d. 1495 | Spouse of Holy Roman marquess Boniface III |
Milica | Stefan Branković and Angelina Arianiti | d. 1554 | Spouse of Wallachian duke Neagoe Basarab |
Modern
Principality of Serbia
Princess | Parentage | Lifespan | Occupation |
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Petrija | Miloš Obrenović and Ljubica Vukomanović | 1808–1870 | Spouse of Teodor Bajić |
Savka | Miloš Obrenović and Ljubica Vukomanović | 1814–1848 | Spouse of Jovan Nikolić |
Gabrijela | Miloš Obrenović and Ljubica Vukomanović | b. d. | — |
Marija | Miloš Obrenović and Ljubica Vukomanović | b. d. 1830 | — |
Poleksija | Alexander Karađorđević and Persida Nenadović | 1833–1914 | Spouse of minister Konstantin Nikolajević (1st); doctor Alexander Preshern (2nd) |
Kleopatra | Alexander Karađorđević and Persida Nenadović | 1835–1855 | Spouse of diplomat Avram Petronijević |
Jelena | Alexander Karađorđević and Persida Nenadović | 1846–1867 | Spouse of minister Đorđe Simić |
Jelisaveta | Alexander Karađorđević and Persida Nenadović | b. d. 1850 | — |
Kingdom of Serbia
Princess | Parentage | Lifespan | Occupation |
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Jelena | Petar Karađorđević and Zorka Petrović-Njegoš | 1884–1962 | Spouse of Russian prince John Konstantinovich |
Milena | Petar Karađorđević and Zorka Petrović-Njegoš | 1886–1887 | — |
See also
References
- Purković, Miodrag (1956). Princeze iz kuće Nemanjića. Avala.
- Nikolić, Dejan (1996). Svi vladari Srbije. Resavska škola.
- Veselinović, Andrija; Ljušić, Radoš (2002). Rodoslovi srpskih dinastija. Platoneum.
- Ivić, Aleksa (1928). Родословне таблице српских династија и властеле. Novi Sad: Matica Srpska.
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