Editing List of Serbian monarchs (section)

===District of Branković / Serbian Despotate===
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The [[Branković dynasty|Branković family]] descends from the Nemanjići and the Lazarevići via female line. The family rises to prominence during the time of disintegration of the Serbian Empire under the last Nemanjić. The original family domains were centred around [[Kosovo]] region, one of the heartlands of [[medieval Serbia]]n state. Later members of the house extended their rule over all remaining independent regions of Serbia making them the last suzerain rulers of medieval Serbia. The dynasty ruled the [[Serbian Despotate]] from 1427 to 1459.

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|[[File:Vuk Branković.jpg|80px]]||<sup>Lord</sup><br>[[Vuk Branković]] || 1371 – 1396 || Imprisoned and died in an Ottoman prison.
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|[[File:Đurađ Branković, Esphigmenou charter (1429).jpg|80px]]|| <sup>Despot<br>↑Lord</sup><br>[[Đurađ Branković|Đurađ I Branković]] || 1396 – 1412<br>1427 – 26 December 1456 || Grandson of Lazar I
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|[[File:Lazar Branković, Esphigmenou charter (1429).jpg|80px]]||<sup>Despot</sup><br>[[Lazar Branković]] || December 1456 – 20 January 1458 || Son of Đurađ I
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|[[File:Stefan Branković, Esphigmenou charter (1429).jpg|80px]]||<sup>Despot</sup><br>[[Stefan Branković]]<br><small>''Stefan the Blind''</small> || 1458 – April 8, 1459 || Son of Đurađ I, regent for niece. Serbia proper was annexed by the [[Ottoman Empire]] in 1459.
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|[[File:Stjepan Tomašević cropped.jpg|80px]]||<sup>Despot</sup><br>[[Stephen Tomašević of Bosnia|Stephen Tomašević]] || 1 April 1459 – 20 June 1459 || He married [[Mary of Serbia, Queen of Bosnia|Helena Branković]], the eldest daughter of [[Lazar Branković]] and [[Helena Palaiologina of Morea|Helena Palaiologina]].
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| colspan=4 |{{center|<small>'''Note:''' </small>}} [[Serbian Despotate]] is conquered by the [[Ottoman Empire]]. The [[Medieval Serbian nobility|Serbian nobility]] enters the service of [[Kingdom of Hungary (1301–1526)|Hungary]]. The regnal title of ''[[Despot (court title)|despot]]'' is given by the [[Kingdom of Hungary (1301–1526)|Hungarians]] and [[Habsburg monarchy|Habsburgs]] (titular despot of Serbia).
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||[[File:Змај_Вук_Бранковић,_деспот_српски.jpg|80px]]||[[Vuk Grgurević|Vuk Grgurević Branković]]<br><small>''Vuk the Fiery Dragon''</small>|| 1471–1485 || Grandson of Đurađ I. In 1471 a dependent Serbian state was established by the Hungarians mostly on the territory of [[Vojvodina]] and [[Syrmia]].
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|[[File:Krušedol monastery 50.JPG|80px]] || [[Đorđe Branković]] || 1486–1497 || Son of Stefan Branković, abdicated
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|[[File:Jovan Branković, by Andreja Raičević.jpg|80px]] || [[Jovan Branković]]|| 1493–1502 || Son of Stefan Branković
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| || [[Ivaniš Berislavić]] || 1504–1514 || Married widow of Jovan Branković.
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| || [[Stjepan Berislavić]] || 1520–1535 || Son of Ivaniš and Jelena. Deposed
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| || [[Radič Božić]] || 1527–1528 || Vassal of John Zapolya.
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|  || [[Pavle Bakić]] || 1537 || Vassal of Ferdinand I. The last titular Despot of Serbia.
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