Radoslav (Dalmatia)

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Radoslav was a South Slavic Knes . His rule was probably in southern Dalmatia and, according to the historian Vjekoslav Klaić (1849–1928), possibly extended into what is now Albania . Under his leadership, the Arbanases , the descendants of the Illyrians , are said to have been defeated in 688 .

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National rulers of the Croatians in the Middle Ages


Princes
(up to 925)
Pannonian Croatia

Vojnomir  (791-810)  | Ljudevit  (810-823)  | Ratimir  (829-838)  | Braslav  (880-897)

Dalmatian Croatia

Višeslav  (around 800 – around 810)  | Borna  (around 810-821)  | Vladislav  (821–828?)  | Mislav  (829? –842?)  | Trpimir I  (842? / 845-864)  | Domagoj  (864-876)  | Son of Domagoj (Ilko / Iljko?)  (876 or 878)  | Zdeslav  (878-879)  | Branimir  (879-892)  | Muncimir  (892-910)  | Tomislav  (from 910)
Kings
(from 925)

Tomislav  (925? –928)  | Trpimir II  (928-935)  | Krešimir I  (935-945)  | Miroslav  (945-949)  | Mihajlo Krešimir II.  (949–969)  | Stjepan Držislav  (969–997)  | Svetoslav Suronja  (997–1000)  | Gojslav  (1000-1020)  | Krešimir III.  (1000-1030)  | Stjepan I.  (1030-1058)  | Petar Krešimir IV.  (1058-1074)  | Dmitar Zvonimir  (1075-1089)  | Stjepan II.  (1089-1091)  | Petar Svačić  (1093-1097)

personal data
SURNAME Radoslav
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Slavic prince in Dalmatia
DATE OF BIRTH 7th century
DATE OF DEATH after 688