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Despot or
despotes (Ancient Gr****: δεσπότης, romanized:
despótēs, lit. 'lord, master') was a
senior Byzantine...
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Despot may
refer to:
Despot (court title), a
Byzantine court title Despotism, a form of
government in...
- and dictator.
Despot has also been a
royal title ****umed by
various leaders historically. The root
despot comes from the Gr**** word
despotes,
which means...
-
brothers of the
current Byzantine emperor, who were
given the
title of
despotes (in this
context it
should not be
confused with despotism). Its capital...
- title. In the Late
Byzantine Empire, the
title of
despot (Ancient Gr****: δεσπότης, romanized:
despótēs) was a
prestigious and
elevated court title. It was...
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Despot Stefan may
refer to:
Stefan Lazarević,
Serbian prince and
despot (1389-1427)
Stefan Branković,
Serbian despot,
proclaimed in 1458
Stefan Berislavić...
- absolutists'
beliefs about royal power were
typically similar to
those of
regular despots, both
recognizing that they were
destined to rule.
Enlightened rulers may...
-
political renaissance,
especially during the
reign of
Despot Stefan Lazarević.
After the
death of
Despot Đurađ Branković in 1456, the
Despotate continued to...
- Dušan (r. 1331–55) as sevastokrator, and
Emperor Uroš V (r. 1355–71) as
despot. He was
married to
Emperor Dušan's
sister Teodora, and
possessed a large...
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include Knyaz (Prince),
Grand Župan (Grand Prince), King, Tsar (Emperor) and
Despot. The Vlastimirović
dynasty was the
first royal dynasty of the Serb people...
