Ruler · 870 – 917
Petar of Serbia
Lived 870 – 917. Tsar of Principality of Serbia (early medieval), 892 – 917.
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- Lived
- 870 – 917
- 47 years
- In office
- 25 years
- one reign
- Lines
- 1
- Principality of Serbia (early medieval)
- Left it
- deposed
- the ruler's own article
Tsar
Principality of Serbia (early medieval) · the 6th of 9 dated reigns · 780 – 943
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Petar of Serbia892 – 917
Pavle of Serbia917 – 921
Radoslav of Serbia830
Mutimir of Serbia850 – 891
Pribislav of Serbia891 – 892
Petar of Serbia892 – 917Pavle of Serbia917 – 921
Reigned 892 – 917 · 25 years
- Came to it
- seized power
- Left it
- deposedread from the ruler's own article
Petar ousted his cousin Prvoslav in 892, was legitimized by Byzantine emperor Leo VI the Wise, and managed to defend his throne several times against other Serbian princes backed by Bulgaria.
He was finally ousted after 25 years of rule, by the son of another cousin who he had earlier blinded.
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