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Đurađ was the head of the family.
First he lost Drijeva trg, where Đurađ Vojsalić fortified himself.
Đurađ Branković was the Serbian Despot from 1427 to 1456.
Monument was raised by his companion Đurađ Zubrović immediately after the death of Despot Stefan, in 1427.
Other rulers known for the musical patronage included Stefan Dušan,Stefan Lazarević, and Đurađ Branković.
Then came master Đurađ, and Despot Stefan gave him gifts and is thankful to God for everything.
Most of his area was transferred to the control of Stefan Lazarević, a small portion(centered in Vučitrn)was left to his wife Maria and sons(Đurađ, Grgur and Lazar), while the Ottomans retained strategic locations under their direct rule.
It was the seat of Đurađ Branković(1427- 1456) in the time while he was district lord of Kosovo.
Đurađ Crnojević was highly literate and educated ruler, book lover, with awareness that a book has eternal sense and importance.
Despot Stefan let his cousin, Despot Đurađ(Branković), with his army, and Musa was defeated in this battle.
Stefan and Đurađ after the battle acknowledged supremacy of Mehmed I, who gave to Stefan rich gifts and some areas, including the fortress Znepolje and the area Koprijan.[17].
After Serbian despot Stefan Lazarević died in 1427, his successor Đurađ Branković was forced to transfer Belgrade to the Kingdom of Hungary and to move his capital to Smederevo.
Despite that, the state assembly in Srebrenica, held on this issue, decided that Đurađ Branković, Despot Stefans nephew, will succeed him.[1] Even though it was clearly another precedent, which, while in conflict with the norms of customary law, was met with the support of the state assembly, the role and influence that this representative body indeed had when it came to the most important issues of the Serbian state, whose outcome depended heavily on it.
The conflict between the Bosnian king Tvrtko II andthe Serbian despot Đurađ Branković broke out in 1432 as a continuation of the war between Tvrtko and Vukašin of the Zlatonosović family.
Upon decision of Despot Đurađ Branković, the new capital was built on the confluence of the small river Jezavica into the Danube.
In the crowded hall of Megatrend, which was completed by the students of the final grades of theParaćin School of Economics, the Despot Đurađ Agricultural School in Smederevo and the School of Economics and Commerce in Smederevo, the first was addressed by prof. Dr. Mica Jovanovic, President of the University.
This is probably true, as Đurađ after escaping from prison in September, went to Suleiman and asked him for military aid against Lazarević.
He was alive in 1441, and is believed to have died before 1456,when Despot Đurađ and his son Lazar Branković(1456- 1458) gifted Radič's Church of St. George in Vraćevšnica to Metropolitan Venedikt.
He had been supported by Hrvoje Vukčić's nephew, Đurađ Vojsalić, whose troops were deployed against Sandalj Hranić, and by Hungarian King Sigismund whose army led the fight against the Ottomans and their vassal, Serbian despot Đurađ.[8].
During the siege, Musa tried to kill Đurađ, but he managed to save himself by escaping to the town of Selimvria, with his troops.