Prvoslav

Prvoslav (or Pribislav) was the son of the Serbian prince Mutimir .

With his brothers Bran and Stefan Prvoslav ruled Raszien only for a short time (891–892). Since he was looking for a reference to the Bulgarian Empire of that time, Prvoslav and his brothers were deposed by Petar Gojniković , the son of Prince Gojnik , who enjoyed the Byzantine support.

Individual evidence

^ John Van Antwerp Fine: The early medieval Balkans: a critical survey from the sixth to the late twelfth century , The University of Michigan Press, p. 141 online

predecessor	Office	successor
Gojnik	Župan of Raszien 891–892	Petar Gojniković

personal data
SURNAME	Prvoslav
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Son of the Serbian prince Mutimir
DATE OF BIRTH	9th century
DATE OF DEATH	10th century

[1] John Van Antwerp Fine: The early medieval Balkans: a critical survey from the sixth to the late twelfth century , The University of Michigan Press, p. 141 online