Примери коришћења Serbian rulers на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The Charters of the Serbian rulers.
Portraits of Serbian rulers in the Middle Ages".
Building the endowment was very spread among the Serbian rulers in the Middle Ages.
All Serbian rulers paid great attention to vineyards, thus they outlined today's wine regions.
Square is located at the intersection of Street Serbian rulers and the Popular Front.
In the nineteenth century all Serbian rulers were anointed there before their coronations, and some of them were crowned in the church.
Ottoman narrative sources on victories,conflicts and relations with serbian rulers.
Specifically, the main avenue in Petrovac is located in Street Serbian rulers, so that the square is directly connected to it.
Within the Kremlin walls, in the Cathedral of the Archangel, there are frescoes depicting St. Simeon(Stefan Nemanja) and St. Sava(Rastko Nemanjic), which speaks of the reputation andsignificance attached to these Serbian rulers and saints in Russia.
The Saxons were knownas skilled miners and were hired by Serbian rulers in most of the old mines in Serbia.
At Chilandar, Serbian rulers and feudal lords bought so-called adrphat(adeiphaton) the right to lifelong maintenance of a certain number of monks, for themselves and members of their families, in case the need should arise for them to withdraw from the world to a monastery.
The printing of engravings of figures of prominent Serbian rulers fitted in the ideas of continuity of Serbian statehood.
According to Daniele Farlati, an 18th-century ecclesiastical historian,the court and residence of Serbian rulers once stood in Krajina.
In the lower parts of the walls,between the vertical columns, the Serbian rulers, from Nemanja to Emperor Uroš and Prince Lazar, are aligned in their actual size.
He had a very high reputation among Serbian monasteries which suggests the possibility that it was found by some of the Serbian rulers, and perhaps Nemanja.
With it Prince Paul left behind his own memorial as did all the finest Serbian rulers- of the Holy Nemanyich Dynasty- the builders of church-endowments, the masterpieces of Serbian civilisation and culture.
Some experts believe that based on the ring it can be assumed that even the ancestors of the person who ordered it were Christians,which is contrary to the belief that Serbian rulers adopted Christianity between 867 and 870.
The task of the competition andthe idea of the artistic solution is to deservingly commemorate one of the most significant Serbian rulers, Stefan Nemanja, the founder of Serbian state in its brightest medieval period, his life, work and importance as the founder of Serbian statehood.
Within the Kremlin walls, in the Cathedral of the Archangel, there are frescoes depicting St. Simeon(Stefan Nemanja) and St. Sava(Rastko Nemanjic), which speaks of the reputation andsignificance attached to these Serbian rulers and saints in Russia.
The reverse of the coins referred to in Section 1 of the present Decision shall bear the image of medieval currency from the period of the Serbian rulers Stefan Uroš II(who is receiving the flag from St Stefan's hands) and the Tsar Dušan(with two angels handing over the tsar's crown to the ruler). .
The Nomocanon, known in Russia as early as the 13th century, played a major role in the field of canon law and state-law science and tradition in Russia. Within the Kremlin walls, in the Cathedral of the Archangel, there are frescoes depicting St. Simeon(Stefan Nemanja) and St. Sava(Rastko Nemanjic), which speaks of the reputation andsignificance attached to these Serbian rulers and saints in Russia.
Medallions with coat of arms of all Serbian countries andportraits of significant Serbian rulers and writers were placed on loges' fence.
Although the later Serbian rulers, tzar Stefan Dusan and duke Lazar fought against Hungarians on several occasions, the situation had not changed significantly- Belgrade remained in the Hungarian hands until the beginning of the 15th century. BELGRADE- THE CAPITAL OF THE SERBIAN STATEAfter the battle of Angora in 1402, Stefan Lazarevic, the son of duke Lazar, was given a title of despot by the Byzantine Emperor, while Hungarian king Zsigmund gave him Belgrade to rule over.
As the chorus of the Royal Palace,took part in the coronation ceremonies of all Serbian rulers and appointment of Serbian church patriarchs.
The exhibition represented the biographical data andinteresting facts from the lives of the Serbian rulers' wives, from the dynasties of Obrenović and Karađorđević.
After the memorial service the representatives of the delegations laid wreaths and pay high state andmilitary honors to one of the most significant new-century Serbian rulers who was tragically killed in the assassination in Topcider in 1868.
A daughter of the great Serbian ruler and poet, for Russia, where she studied, brought back in her eyes reflections of golden domes and a different sense of time.
Immediately after that campaign,Simeon sought to punish the Serbian ruler Petar Gojniković who had attempted to betray him by concluding an alliance with the Byzantines.
Both the Serbian ruler Prince Lazar and the Turkish Sultan Murad I died as a result of the battle.
Irene Kantakouzene was a Byzantine princess, a great-granddaughter of the Byzantine Emperor John VI Kantakouzenos andwife of the last great Serbian ruler, Despot Đurađ Branković.