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 1  6,3 |             armies were occupied in Serbia.[49] In 919 the clever and
 2  7,1 |          doctrine later passed into Serbia and Bosnia, and then into
 3  7,1 |             of the eleventh century Serbia became independent, and
 4  7,1 |            was the first kingdom of Serbia with the capital at Scodra (
 5  7,1 |     hostilities between Alexius and Serbia began, and under the difficult
 6  7,1 |   rapprochement between Hungary and Serbia was a source of dissatisfaction
 7  7,1 |             the first liberation of Serbia from Byzantine power. Under
 8  7,1 |    particular rapprochement between Serbia and Hungary, which was ready
 9  7,1 |             which was ready to help Serbia in obtaining its independence.
10  7,1 |           connection of Hungary and Serbia.~ John’s military operations
11  7,1 |         Roger, to which Hungary and Serbia already belonged, which
12  7,2 |   foundation for the unification of Serbia, made an alliance with Peter
13  7,2 |         that Frederick should allow Serbia to annex Dalmatia and retain
14  7,2 |         Hungary, the Great Župan of Serbia, the Emperor Isaac Angelus,
15  8,9 |             World War I, almost all Serbia, and all Bulgaria was under
16  8,13|          Adriatic, and the fortress Serbia (Servia), near the confines
17  8,16|         century in Epirus, Albania, Serbia, Bulgaria, and the Latin
18  9,2 |          well as to the Despotat of Serbia to the king of France, Charles
19  9,4 |            two new and strong foes: Serbia in the Balkan peninsula
20  9,4 |           century the great king of Serbia, Stephen Dushan (Dušan),
21  9,4 |           Byzantium and the rise of Serbia; Stephen Dushan (Dušan). —
22  9,4 |            fourteenth century, from Serbia.~ The Serbs and the closely
23  9,4 |            played a similar role in Serbia.~ The founder of the Serbian
24  9,4 |            if Frederick would allow Serbia to annex Dalmatia and keep
25  9,4 |        coronation he became King of Serbia and is known as the “first-crowned”
26  9,4 | first-crowned” King (Kral), “of all Serbia.” During his reign, the
27  9,4 |   archbishop. But the dependence of Serbia on the Roman church was
28  9,4 |       Slavonic states, Bulgaria and Serbia. But after the fall of the
29  9,4 |         former strength. After 1261 Serbia became the most important
30  9,4 |      significance for the future of Serbia. The young prince, Stephen
31  9,4 |            to be the famous king of Serbia, is believed, despite some
32  9,4 |        restrain the further rise of Serbia was destroyed forever. Thereafter
33  9,4 |           Thereafter the Kingdom of Serbia played the leading role
34  9,4 |          the Balkan peninsula.~ But Serbia reached the climax of her
35  9,4 |        phenomenon in the history of Serbia. It showed clearly the influence
36  9,5 |       faithful Kral and autocrat of Serbia and Romania.”[110]~ Dushan’
37  9,5 |           Church. The archbishop of Serbia, dependent upon the patriarch
38  9,5 |          archbishop or patriarch of Serbia could crown the kral (king)
39  9,5 |         kral (king) only as tsar of Serbia. In order to sanctify the
40  9,5 |     momentous day in the history of Serbia. At Scopia (Skoplje, Uskub,
41  9,5 |             of the whole kingdom of Serbia, all the higher Serbian
42  9,5 |       clergy with the archbishop of Serbia at their head, the Bulgarian
43  9,5 |        excommunicated the Church of Serbia.~ After the election of
44  9,5 |           The privileged classes in Serbia, large landowners and clergy,
45  9,5 |            1355 the Great Master of Serbia died without realizing his
46  9,5 |             form only the Empire of Serbia, which included many Greek
47  9,6 |              the King of Hungary or Serbia.”[129] To what extent the
48  9,6 |       Slavonic states, Bulgaria and Serbia, began to extend their conquests
49  9,6 |             Murad face to face with Serbia and Bulgaria, which had
50  9,6 |        troubles. Murad marched upon Serbia. The Serbian prince Lazar
51  9,6 |        place in the central part of Serbia on the field of Kossovo.
52  9,6 |             the year of the fall of Serbia. The miserable remnants
53  9,6 |            name of a state. In 1389 Serbia became subject to Turkey.[
54  9,7 |         nearly complete conquest of Serbia had led the Turks to the
55  9,15|             conversion. The sack of Serbia and Bulgaria by the Turks,
56  9,17|            when in 1348 the king of Serbia, Stephen Dushan, took possession
57  9,18|          his embassy to the tsar of Serbia in 1298 to negotiate for
58  9,18|    Qahriye-jami, Mistra, Athos, and Serbia, was so sudden and incomprehensible
59  9,18|            of Italy which appear in Serbia, at Mistra, or in Constantinople
60  9,18|      century was under the power of Serbia, and a number in Serbia
61  9,18|             Serbia, and a number in Serbia itself. The brilliant flowering
62  9,18|           of Mistra, Macedonia, and Serbia. On Mount Athos are mosaics