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Donor's portrait of Stefan Nemanja, fresco in the Virgin's Church of the Studenica Monastery
Donor's portrait of Stefan Nemanja, fresco in the Virgin's Church of the Studenica Monastery
Remains of the Church of the Holy Mother of God at the confluence of the Kosanica and the Toplica River. This is Nemanja's first endowment built in 11
Remains of the Church of the Holy Mother of God at the confluence of the Kosanica and the Toplica River. This is Nemanja's first endowment built in 1158–1162. Monastery was abandoned after the Great Migration of Serbs during the Great Viennese or Great Turkish War of 1688–1690.
Monastery of St. Nicholas at the confluence of the Banjska and the Toplica River near modern day Kuršumlija. This church represents Nemanja's second e
Monastery of St. Nicholas at the confluence of the Banjska and the Toplica River near modern day Kuršumlija. This church represents Nemanja's second endowment, which was built around 1166 in the Byzantine style.[citation needed] It was built and painted by the best masters from Constantinople.
Remains of the cave monastery church of St. Archangel Michael on a cliff at the foot of Ras fortress. According to folk legend, Nemanja was imprisoned
Remains of the cave monastery church of St. Archangel Michael on a cliff at the foot of Ras fortress. According to folk legend, Nemanja was imprisoned in this cave.
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Europe in 1135
Europe in 1135
Remains of the medieval fortress or Ras, the capital of Serbian Grand Principality since mid-12th century; today UNESCO World Heritage Site
Remains of the medieval fortress or Ras, the capital of Serbian Grand Principality since mid-12th century; today UNESCO World Heritage Site
Medieval tombstones Stećci found in Grand Principality of Serbia; today UNESCO World Heritage Site
Medieval tombstones Stećci found in Grand Principality of Serbia; today UNESCO World Heritage Site
Grand Prince Stefan Nemanja, died in 1199 as monk Simeon
Grand Prince Stefan Nemanja, died in 1199 as monk Simeon