Serbia South_Slavs

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archaeological evidence suggests serbs part of 5-6th-centuries wave of slavs. according byzantine sources, white serbs settled lands of present-day serbia, montenegro , bosnia , herzegovina during rule of emperor heraclius (610-641). serbs became foederati byzantines , held frontiers vassalage (initially sclaviniae, later Župas), subsequently receiving greater autonomy višeslav (fl. 768-814) , full independence vlastimir (836-850). serbia byzantine ally throughout of middle ages , secured independence great diplomacy byzantium. in 14th century, serbian state under stefan dušan rose prominence in southern balkans, becoming serbian empire. declined following battle of kosovo in 1389 against ottomans.








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