Patrimony of Queen Jelena (On the Background of Serbian-Hungarian Conflicts in the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries)

Uzelac, Aleksandar (2025) Patrimony of Queen Jelena (On the Background of Serbian-Hungarian Conflicts in the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries). Crkvene studije, 22 (22). pp. 303-315. ISSN 1820-2446, 2738-1633 (online)

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Abstract

During the latter half of the thirteenth and the early half of the fourteenth centuries, a series of conflicts emerged between the Nemanjić rulers and their Hungarian neighbors. This article offers a new perspective on the origins of these conflicts, which, as recent research suggests, began in late 1265 – early 1266 when King Uroš I attacked Further Srem/Szerém (Mačva/Macsó). The article argues that the conflicts arose from a dynastic dispute over the land of Further Srem, which was the patrimony of Queen Jelena, the royal consort of Uroš I and daughter of John Angelos, the lord of Srem

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