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The Nemanjić state.
Serbia reached its height of power during the Nemanjić dynasty.
Teodora Nemanjić(Serbian Cyrillic: Теодора Немањић; 1330- after 1381) was the despotess of Kumanovo as the wife of Despot Dejan fl.
According to a legend, the monastery was founded by a Serbian king Dragutin Nemanjić.
The first foreigner to be called sebastokratōr was Stefan Nemanjić of Serbia, who was given the title in 1191.
Jelena was the daughter of George II Šubić,whose maternal grandfather was Serbian King Dragutin Nemanjić.
It was built by Stefan Nemanja,founder of the dynasty Nemanjić and creator of the Medieval Serbian state.
Although he indebted the Serbian nation, state andchurch with his great deeds, he remained the only uncanonized monarch from the Nemanjić dynasty.
Stefan Nemanja was the progenitor of the Nemanjić Dynasty and creator of the powerful Serbian state of the Middle Ages.
You honor the first autocephalous Serbian Archbishop Sava(Nemanjić) as a saint.
Among the many Christological cycles,the family tree of the Nemanjić dynasty is shown too, not to mention portraits of Serbian archbishops and patriarchs.
Particular value lies in the painting units,medallions on the gallery fence, portraying holy monarchs from the Nemanjić, Lazarević and Branković family.
The State Assembly has been convened even before the Nemanjić dynasty, although sources often mention it as a body that has only gained its prominence during their time.
It was built around 1315 as the endowment of one of the most important rulers of the Nemanjić dynasty, King Stefan Uroš II Milutin.
At the end of the 14th century the last ruler from the Nemanjić dynasty died, and the Serbian empire began to fall apart due to some internal disputes and attacks from the outside.
According to Constantine the Philosopher, the temple was dedicated to the archdeacon Stefan,the saint patron of the Nemanjić dynasty, and in the glory of the Prince's firstborn son.
The Serbian Revolution resurrected the Nemanjić tradition, and the white double-headed eagle became the symbol of Serbia as the coat of arms following independence from the Ottoman Empire.
The state reached the pinnacle of its development during the reign of the Nemanjić dynasty, when numerous monasteries and developed cities arose.
Deeply rooted within these lands was the idea on the necessity for existence of Serbian state andSerbian statehood, sustained by still vital memory of kings and tsars from Nemanjić dynasty.
The most interesting part of the fresco-assembly make portraits of rulers from the Nemanjić, their relatives and all the archbishops of the founding of the independent Serbian church.
The greatest contribution of Trška church is that by its style andtype it belongs to the group of Raška school monuments in the border areas- to the northernmost of the Nemanjić state at the end XIII century.
He fled to Serbia, where he accepted the vassalage of Grand Prince Stefan Nemanjić, and Serbian support helped him establish himself as a largely independent ruler in a large part of the region of Macedonia.
As the pressof that time wrote, a medieval armoured warrior of Nemanjić Age was supposed to be set up on the first column, an armoured warrior of the age of Dušanon the second, a Kosovo warrior on the third, a gusle player on the fourth, a member of Karađorđe's insurgent army on the fifth, a soldier from1876 on the sixth, a First Balkan War soldier from 1912 on the seventh and a Yugoslav warrior of 1918 on the eighth.
The Golden Seal(tipar) of Prince Strojimir dates from the second half of the 9th century,the period before the rule of the Nemanjić dynasty, and represents the oldest material evidence of the existence of the Serbian state in the Middle Ages.
The relics of one of the most important rulers of the Nemanjić dynasty, Stefan the First-Crowned, were kept in the Kalenić in the period from 1815 to 1839, when they were transferred to Studenica.
Bećković said that this decision of the jury overwhelmed living and never-ending Petrović Rastko and Branko,and Rastko Nemanjić and Petar II Petrović Njegoš and Ivo Andrić and a countless number of those who are happy with the Bora Đorđević's verses.
Three elements, together with the legacy of the Nemanjić dynasty, were crucial in forging identity and preservation during foreign domination: the Serbian Orthodox Church, Kosovo Myth, and the Serbian language.
Ever since they abandoned the old Slavic beliefs, and embraced Christianity in the 9th century, andup until the formation of the first Serbian country under the rule of Nemanjić dynasty in the 12th century, Serbs had some kind of authority that resembled the parliament and certain respectable individuals, but all of that was insufficient to preserve the homogeneity of the people.
When the ecumenical patriarch Mihailo Saraten ordained Archimandrite of Studenica Sava Nemanjić as first archbishop of the Serbian Orthodox church in Nicaea in 1219, the right of Serbian prelates was established to choose their archbishops themselves, further enabling the old Serbian archbishop, in accordance with the symphony, to crown Serbian kings with a Serbian crown.
The state reached the pinnacle of its development during the reign of the Nemanjić dynasty, when numerous monasteries and developed cities arose, representing an essential feature of the Serbian national identity.