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- Konstantin_Balšić abstract "Konstantin Balšić (died 1402), was a lord of the House of Balšić, who ruled over lands in Albania.Konstantin Balšić was the son of Đurađ I and his wife, Theodora. After his father's death in 1378, he inherited a small parchment of land between the rivers of Bojana and Drin.To expand links in the western Balkans, he married his sister Eudokia to the Florentine Despot of Ioannina Esau de' Buondelmonti.In late 1394, Konstantin was installed as governor of Krujë by the Ottomans and married Marco Barbadigo's first wife, former Albanian princess, Helena Thopia, daughter of Karlo Thopia. He was sent to become the Balšićs head as an Ottoman protégé and apparently failed, losing his stronghold, Dagnum, to his cousin, Đurađ II, in 1395.Konstantin was very faithful to Sultan Bayezid I. On 17 May 1395 he fought in the Battle of Rovine and witnessed the deaths of some Serb noblemen but managed to survive himself. Of those who died included his cousin Konstantin Dejanović, according to whom he was named after, and King Marko Mrnjavčević. In 1402, he was executed in Dyrrhachium for unknown reasons, but it is generally believed that his absence at the Battle of Angora may have had something to do with this. After Konstantin's death his wife Helena and their son Stefan first went to Venetians and then lived with her sister Maria. Since Maria was married to Filip Maramonte Venetians and Ragusans often referred to Stefan Balšić as Stefan Maramonte.".
- Konstantin_Balšić deathDate "1402".
- Konstantin_Balšić deathPlace Durr%C3%ABs.
- Konstantin_Balšić wikiPageID "13934608".
- Konstantin_Balšić wikiPageRevisionID "606810696".
- Konstantin_Balšić after Helena_Thopia.
- Konstantin_Balšić before Niketa_Thopia.
- Konstantin_Balšić dateOfDeath "1402".
- Konstantin_Balšić deathDate "1402".
- Konstantin_Balšić deathPlace Durr%C3%ABs.
- Konstantin_Balšić deathPlace Republic_of_Venice.
- Konstantin_Balšić father Đurađ_I.
- Konstantin_Balšić more "no".
- Konstantin_Balšić mother "Theodora".
- Konstantin_Balšić name "Balsic, Konstantin".
- Konstantin_Balšić name "Konstantin Balšić".
- Konstantin_Balšić nobleFamily Balšić_noble_family.
- Konstantin_Balšić placeOfDeath "Durres".
- Konstantin_Balšić reign "1394".
- Konstantin_Balšić spouse Helena_Thopia.
- Konstantin_Balšić spouseType "Spouse".
- Konstantin_Balšić sucType "Hereditary".
- Konstantin_Balšić successor "Stefan Balšić Maramonte".
- Konstantin_Balšić title "Lord of Krujë".
- Konstantin_Balšić years "1394".
- Konstantin_Balšić subject Category:1402_deaths.
- Konstantin_Balšić subject Category:14th-century_Serbian_nobility.
- Konstantin_Balšić subject Category:Albanian_people_of_Serbian_descent.
- Konstantin_Balšić subject Category:Balšić_noble_family.
- Konstantin_Balšić subject Category:Executed_Serbian_people.
- Konstantin_Balšić subject Category:Medieval_Serbian_military_leaders.
- Konstantin_Balšić subject Category:Ottoman_vassalage.
- Konstantin_Balšić subject Category:Serbs_of_Montenegro.
- Konstantin_Balšić subject Category:Year_of_birth_unknown.
- Konstantin_Balšić type Agent.
- Konstantin_Balšić type Noble.
- Konstantin_Balšić type Person.
- Konstantin_Balšić type Person.
- Konstantin_Balšić type Q215627.
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- Konstantin_Balšić comment "Konstantin Balšić (died 1402), was a lord of the House of Balšić, who ruled over lands in Albania.Konstantin Balšić was the son of Đurađ I and his wife, Theodora.".
- Konstantin_Balšić label "Konstantin Balšić".
- Konstantin_Balšić sameAs Konstantin_Bal%C5%A1i%C4%87.
- Konstantin_Balšić sameAs Q3656312.
- Konstantin_Balšić sameAs Q3656312.
- Konstantin_Balšić wasDerivedFrom Konstantin_Balšić?oldid=606810696.
- Konstantin_Balšić givenName "Konstantin".
- Konstantin_Balšić name "Konstantin Balsic".
- Konstantin_Balšić surname "Balsic".