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Im Buch von Relja Novakovic ist etwa auf 20 Seiten beschrieben wieso alle südslawischen kirchlichen Chroniken aber auch andere ihn mit den Serben identifizieren. Ich habe leider keine Zeit es zu übersetzen (vielleicht hat jemand etwas Zeit übrig ) und eine kurze Zusammenfassung würde keinen Sinn ergeben, da diese für manche zu viele Fragen offen lassen würde.
House of Nemanji
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House of Nemanji
- Licinius - a Roman Emperor of Thracian ancestry.[1][2] Licinius was traditionally for centuries throughout various Serbian chronicles considered mythologically a forefather of the House of Nemanjić.
- Stefan Nemanja also Stefan I, Nemanja (ca 1166-1199)
- Vukan II Nemanjić (1196 - 1208), elder son of Stefan Nemanja
- Stefan Prvovenčani (Stefan the Firstcrowned) also Stefan II, Nemanja (1199- 1228), younger son of Stefan Nemanja
- Đorđe Nemanjić (1208 - 1243), Ruler of Zeta
- Stefan Radoslav (1228 - 1233)
- Stefan Vladislav I (1234 - 1243)
- Stefan Uroš I (1243 - 1276)
- Stefan Dragutin (1276 - 1282)
- Stefan (Uroš II) Milutin (1282 - 1321)
- Stefan Vladislav II (1321 - about 1325)
- Stefan (Uroš III) Dečanski (1321 - 1331)
- Stefan (Uroš IV) Dušan (Dušan the Mighty) (1331 - 1355), King of Serbia (1331 - 1346); Tsar of Serbs and Greeks (1346 - 1355)
- Stefan Uroš V (Uroš the Weak) (1355 - 1371), tsar
- Tsar Simeon-Siniša of Epirus (1359 -1370), son of Stefan Uroš III and the Greek Princess
- Tsar Jovan Uroš of Epirus (1370 - 1373), son of Simeon-Siniša; is the very last ruler of Epirus
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Trivia
Out of unknown reasons, Licinius was traditionally for centuries throughout the entire Serbian historiography considered as a Serb and as a forefather of the House of Nemanjić. This only changed with the historical school of Slavic migrations being conceived in the 19th century.