Stefan the First-Crowned
Serbian king and first crowned monarch
Born
1165
860 years ago
Died
September 24th, 1228
796 years ago — 63 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Serbia
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First crowned as the king of Serbia, established the Serbian monarchy after gaining recognition from the Pope. Facilitated the growth of the Serbian state during the early 13th century. Played a crucial role in solidifying the authority of the Serbian church and strengthening regional power. His reign marked the transition from a principality to a more organized kingdom.
Crowned as the first king of Serbia in 1217
Established the Serbian Orthodox Church
Expanded territorial control over others in the region
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