Hvalimir Krajinović

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CHVALIMIR, PETRISLAV 971-998, IVAN VLADIMIR 998-1016, DRAGOMIR 1016-1018

CHVALIMIR, son of TUGIMIR Župan & his wife --- . The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja names "Chvalimir" as son of "Tugemir" & his wife[17]. m ---. The name of Chvalimir's wife is not known. Chvalimir & his wife had three children:

• 1. PETRISLAV (-before 998, bur Krajina St Maria). ...
• 2. DRAGOMIR (-murdered Kotor 1018). ...
• 3. MIROSLAV

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Chapter 1. KNEZ (later KINGS) of DUKLJA

1. PREDIMIR (-bur church of St Peter, Serbia). Župan of Trebinje. The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that "King Predimir" was buried in the "church of St Peter in the episcopate of Rassa"[3]. m (after [969]%29 PRECHVALA, daughter of --- Župan of Serbia & his wife ---. The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that "the Zupan of Rassa fled to King Predimir along with his two sons Plenus and Radigrad and his daughter…Prechvala" who married the king[4], dated from the context to after [969]. Predimir & his wife had four children:

• a) CHLARIMIR (-killed in battle ----). The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that "King Predimir" & his wife had four sons "Chlarimir…Boleslav…Dragislav…Svevlad" among whom he divided his territories[5]. The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that the seven sons of Leghec, son of Kresimir, killed the sons and grandsons of "King Predimir" except for "a son of Boleslav named Sylvester"[6].
• b) BOLESLAV (-killed in battle ----). The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that "King Predimir" & his wife had four sons "Chlarimir…Boleslav…Dragislav…Svevlad" among whom he divided his territories[7]. The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that the seven sons of Leghec, son of Kresimir, killed the sons and grandsons of "King Predimir" except for "a son of Boleslav named Sylvester"[8]. m CASTRECA, daughter of ---. The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that, after the massacre of his uncles, "a son of Boleslav named Sylvester" fled with "his mother Castreca to Lausium which is now called Ragusium"[9]. Boleslav & his wife had one child:
  • i) SYLVESTER . The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that the seven sons of Leghec, son of Kresimir, killed the sons and grandsons of "King Predimir" except for "a son of Boleslav named Sylvester" who fled with "his mother Castreca to Lausium which is now called Ragusium" but was restored to rule after the seven sons had all died[10]. m ---. The name of Sylvester's wife is not known. Sylvester & his wife had one child:
    • (a) TUGEMIR . The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja names "Tugemir" as son of "Sylvester" & his wife[11]. m ---. The name of Tugemir's wife is not known. Tugemir & his wife had one child:
      • (1) CHVALIMIR . The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja names "Chvalimir" as son of "Tugemir" & his wife[12]. - see below.
• c) DRAGISLAV (-killed in battle ----). The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that "King Predimir" & his wife had four sons "Chlarimir…Boleslav…Dragislav…Svevlad" among whom he divided his territories[13]. The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that the seven sons of Leghec, son of Kresimir, killed the sons and grandsons of "King Predimir" except for "a son of Boleslav named Sylvester"[14].
• d) SVEVLAD (-killed in battle ----). The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that "King Predimir" & his wife had four sons "Chlarimir…Boleslav…Dragislav…Svevlad" among whom he divided his territories[15]. The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that the seven sons of Leghec, son of Kresimir, killed the sons and grandsons of "King Predimir" except for "a son of Boleslav named Sylvester"[16].

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Chapter 1. KNEZ (later KINGS) of DUKLJA

1. PREDIMIR (-bur church of St Peter, Serbia). Župan of Trebinje. The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that "King Predimir" was buried in the "church of St Peter in the episcopate of Rassa"[3]. m (after [969]%29 PRECHVALA, daughter of --- Župan of Serbia & his wife ---. The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that "the Zupan of Rassa fled to King Predimir along with his two sons Plenus and Radigrad and his daughter…Prechvala" who married the king[4], dated from the context to after [969]. Predimir & his wife had four children:

• a) CHLARIMIR (-killed in battle ----). The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that "King Predimir" & his wife had four sons "Chlarimir…Boleslav…Dragislav…Svevlad" among whom he divided his territories[5]. The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that the seven sons of Leghec, son of Kresimir, killed the sons and grandsons of "King Predimir" except for "a son of Boleslav named Sylvester"[6].
• b) BOLESLAV (-killed in battle ----). The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that "King Predimir" & his wife had four sons "Chlarimir…Boleslav…Dragislav…Svevlad" among whom he divided his territories[7]. The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that the seven sons of Leghec, son of Kresimir, killed the sons and grandsons of "King Predimir" except for "a son of Boleslav named Sylvester"[8]. m CASTRECA, daughter of ---. The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that, after the massacre of his uncles, "a son of Boleslav named Sylvester" fled with "his mother Castreca to Lausium which is now called Ragusium"[9]. Boleslav & his wife had one child:
  • i) SYLVESTER . The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that the seven sons of Leghec, son of Kresimir, killed the sons and grandsons of "King Predimir" except for "a son of Boleslav named Sylvester" who fled with "his mother Castreca to Lausium which is now called Ragusium" but was restored to rule after the seven sons had all died[10]. m ---. The name of Sylvester's wife is not known. Sylvester & his wife had one child:
    • (a) TUGEMIR . The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja names "Tugemir" as son of "Sylvester" & his wife[11]. m ---. The name of Tugemir's wife is not known. Tugemir & his wife had one child:
      • (1) CHVALIMIR . The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja names "Chvalimir" as son of "Tugemir" & his wife[12]. - see below.
• c) DRAGISLAV (-killed in battle ----). The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that "King Predimir" & his wife had four sons "Chlarimir…Boleslav…Dragislav…Svevlad" among whom he divided his territories[13]. The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that the seven sons of Leghec, son of Kresimir, killed the sons and grandsons of "King Predimir" except for "a son of Boleslav named Sylvester"[14].
• d) SVEVLAD (-killed in battle ----). The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that "King Predimir" & his wife had four sons "Chlarimir…Boleslav…Dragislav…Svevlad" among whom he divided his territories[15]. The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that the seven sons of Leghec, son of Kresimir, killed the sons and grandsons of "King Predimir" except for "a son of Boleslav named Sylvester"[16].

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Chapter 1. KNEZ (later KINGS) of DUKLJA

1. PREDIMIR (-bur church of St Peter, Serbia). Župan of Trebinje. The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that "King Predimir" was buried in the "church of St Peter in the episcopate of Rassa"[3]. m (after [969]%29 PRECHVALA, daughter of --- Župan of Serbia & his wife ---. The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that "the Zupan of Rassa fled to King Predimir along with his two sons Plenus and Radigrad and his daughter…Prechvala" who married the king[4], dated from the context to after [969]. Predimir & his wife had four children:

• a) CHLARIMIR (-killed in battle ----). The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that "King Predimir" & his wife had four sons "Chlarimir…Boleslav…Dragislav…Svevlad" among whom he divided his territories[5]. The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that the seven sons of Leghec, son of Kresimir, killed the sons and grandsons of "King Predimir" except for "a son of Boleslav named Sylvester"[6].
• b) BOLESLAV (-killed in battle ----). The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that "King Predimir" & his wife had four sons "Chlarimir…Boleslav…Dragislav…Svevlad" among whom he divided his territories[7]. The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that the seven sons of Leghec, son of Kresimir, killed the sons and grandsons of "King Predimir" except for "a son of Boleslav named Sylvester"[8]. m CASTRECA, daughter of ---. The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that, after the massacre of his uncles, "a son of Boleslav named Sylvester" fled with "his mother Castreca to Lausium which is now called Ragusium"[9]. Boleslav & his wife had one child:
  • i) SYLVESTER . The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that the seven sons of Leghec, son of Kresimir, killed the sons and grandsons of "King Predimir" except for "a son of Boleslav named Sylvester" who fled with "his mother Castreca to Lausium which is now called Ragusium" but was restored to rule after the seven sons had all died[10]. m ---. The name of Sylvester's wife is not known. Sylvester & his wife had one child:
    • (a) TUGEMIR . The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja names "Tugemir" as son of "Sylvester" & his wife[11]. m ---. The name of Tugemir's wife is not known. Tugemir & his wife had one child:
      • (1) CHVALIMIR . The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja names "Chvalimir" as son of "Tugemir" & his wife[12]. - see below.
• c) DRAGISLAV (-killed in battle ----). The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that "King Predimir" & his wife had four sons "Chlarimir…Boleslav…Dragislav…Svevlad" among whom he divided his territories[13]. The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that the seven sons of Leghec, son of Kresimir, killed the sons and grandsons of "King Predimir" except for "a son of Boleslav named Sylvester"[14].
• d) SVEVLAD (-killed in battle ----). The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that "King Predimir" & his wife had four sons "Chlarimir…Boleslav…Dragislav…Svevlad" among whom he divided his territories[15]. The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that the seven sons of Leghec, son of Kresimir, killed the sons and grandsons of "King Predimir" except for "a son of Boleslav named Sylvester"[16].

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Hvalimir Belojević

Hvalimir Belojević (Serbian: Хвалимир, Greek: Φαλιμἑρης,[1] Latin: Phalimer[2]%29 was a 9th-century Serbian Župan of Travunia (Duke), of the lands surrounding Trebinje, as lands of the Serbian Principality (Rascia), under the rule of his maternal uncle Mutimir. He was the son of Krajina Belojević, who became the first Župan of Travunia after marrying the only daughter of Vlastimir (Hvalimir's maternal grandfather). His paternal grandfather was Beloje, Count of Trebinje under Vlastimir.[2]

He had a son, Čučimir.

XXXIV. Когда умер и король Тугемир, наследовал ему его сын Хвалимир, который взял жену и родил с нею трёх сынов: первенцу дал имя Петрислав, который владел областью Зентой; другому – Драгомир, что управлял Трибуней и Хелманией (Травуней и Захлумьем); третьему – Мирослав, который получил округ Подгорье. Когда передал землю своим сыновьям, умер в доброй старости.

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