Despot Lazar Branković
Despot Lazar Branković was a son of despot Đurađ Branković and despoina Jerina (Irina), born Cantacuzenus. He was in exile with his parents in 1439-1444, in Hungary, Italy, Ragusa, Zeta. He married Helen, the daughter of Thomas Paleologus, despot of Morea in 1446. At that occasion he was cr...
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doaj-a09eca88886c46d99d6a44c1d6cbd69d2020-11-24T23:20:35ZbulInstitute for Byzantine Studies of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and ArtsZbornik Radova Vizantološkog Instituta0584-98882406-09172013-01-01201350-289991210.2298/ZRVI1350899S0584-98881302899SDespot Lazar BrankovićSpremić Momčilo0Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, BelgradeDespot Lazar Branković was a son of despot Đurađ Branković and despoina Jerina (Irina), born Cantacuzenus. He was in exile with his parents in 1439-1444, in Hungary, Italy, Ragusa, Zeta. He married Helen, the daughter of Thomas Paleologus, despot of Morea in 1446. At that occasion he was crowned with the crown of despots, because his older brothers, Grgur and Stephen, had been blinded. Thus he became the heir to the Serbian throne and his father’s co-ruler. When despot Đurađ died, on December 24th, 1456, he became a Serbian ruler. In the extremely difficult political conditions, he maneuvered between Turkey and Hungary. He entered a hard dispute with his mother, who was supporting the blind Grgur in his attempts to seize the power. He was poisoned by the nobility, which blamed him for alleged matricide.http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0584-9888/2013/0584-98881302899S.pdfdespotLazarĐurađJerinaSerbiaTurkeyHungarySmederevovojvodelogothettreasurer |
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Despot Lazar Branković was a son of despot Đurađ Branković and despoina
Jerina (Irina), born Cantacuzenus. He was in exile with his parents in
1439-1444, in Hungary, Italy, Ragusa, Zeta. He married Helen, the daughter of
Thomas Paleologus, despot of Morea in 1446. At that occasion he was crowned
with the crown of despots, because his older brothers, Grgur and Stephen, had
been blinded. Thus he became the heir to the Serbian throne and his father’s
co-ruler. When despot Đurađ died, on December 24th, 1456, he became a Serbian
ruler. In the extremely difficult political conditions, he maneuvered between
Turkey and Hungary. He entered a hard dispute with his mother, who was
supporting the blind Grgur in his attempts to seize the power. He was
poisoned by the nobility, which blamed him for alleged matricide. |
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despot Lazar Đurađ Jerina Serbia Turkey Hungary Smederevo vojvode logothet treasurer |
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