Stefan Dragutin

Stefan Dragutin (Serbiya kirillchasi: Стефан Драгутин, Dragutin István (venger tili); 1316-yil 12-martda vafot etgan) 1276–1282-yillarda Serbiya qiroli boʻlgan.

Manbalar

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• Živković, Vojislav. Serbian Kings Dragutin and Milutin. The Problem of the Succession of the Serbian Throne at the End of the 13th and Beginning of the 14th Century. Niš & Vranje: Centar za crkvene studije; Svepravoslavno društvo Prepodobni Justin Ćelijski i Vranjski, 2021. ISBN 978-86-84105-59-4.