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قائمة الديسبوتات المعروفين > الإمبراطورية الصربية والدول التي تلتها

| الاسم | فترة الحكم | المانح | ملاحظات | المرجع |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Jovan Oliver | 1334–1356 | Andronikos III Palaiologos | Autonomous Serbian magnate, named despot by Andronikos III after the Byzantine-Serbian peace agreement of 1334 |  |
| Simeon Uroš | 1345/1346–1363 | Stephen Uroš IV Dušan | Half-brother of Stephen Dušan, he was named despot probably after Dušan's coronation as emperor. Governor of Epirus, he proclaimed himself Tsar in 1356 and tried to seize control of Serbia but failed. Ruler of Thessaly and most of Epirus from 1359 until his death c. 1370 |  |
| John Komnenos Asen | 1345/1346–1363 | Stephen Uroš IV Dušan | Brother-in-law of Stephen Dušan, he was named despot probably after Dušan's coronation as emperor. Ruler of the Principality of Valona until his death |  |
| Ivaniš | fl. 1348 | Stephen Uroš IV Dušan | Close relative of Stephen Dušan. Ruler of a region in Toplica. |  |
| Dejan | After August 1355 | Stephen Uroš IV Dušan or Stephen Uroš V | Brother-in-law of Stephen Dušan. Ruler of a region in the Kumanovo region. |  |
| Gjin Bua Shpata | c. 1360/1365 – c. 1399/1400 | Simeon Uroš Palaiologos | Albanian clan leader, in the early 1360s he was recognized as Despot and ruler of Aetolia (the "Despotate of Angelokastron") by the titular Serbian Emperor and ruler of Thessaly Simeon Uroš. He was de facto independent, and in 1374 annexed the Despotate of Arta and launched repeated unsuccessful attacks against Ioannina. |  |
| Peter Losha | c. 1360/1365–1374 | Simeon Uroš Palaiologos | Albanian clan leader, in the early 1360s he was recognized as Despot and ruler of Acarnania (the "Despotate of Arta") by the titular Serbian Emperor and ruler of Thessaly Simeon Uroš. He was de facto independent however, and attacked Thomas Preljubović at Ioannina, before coming to terms with him. He died of the plague in 1373/1374. |  |
| Vukašin Mrnjavčević | 1364–1365 | Stephen Uroš V | One of the most powerful Serbian magnates under Stephen Dušan, he was named despot in 1364 and then king and co-ruler by the emperor Stephen Uroš V. He became de facto independent by 1368, and was killed by the Ottomans in the Battle of Maritsa in 1371. |  |
| Jovan Uglješa | 1365–1371 | Stephen Uroš V | Brother of Vukašin Mrnjavčević, he was named despot in succession to his brother and became ruler of Serres alongside Dušan's widow Helena. From c. 1368 he was a de facto independent ruler until his death in the Battle of Maritsa. |  |
| Jovan Dragaš | 1365 – c. 1378 | Stephen Uroš V | Cousin of Stephen Uroš V and nephew of Stephen IV Dušan, with his brother Constantine Dragaš he governed eastern domain from Kumanovo to Velbužd). From the Battle of Maritsa on he was an Ottoman vassal. |  |
الديسبوتية الصربية: الديسبوتية الصربية
| Stefan Lazarević | 1402–1427 | Manuel II Palaiologos | Ruler of Serbia as an Ottoman vassal. He was awarded the title of despot during a visit to Constantinople in 1402, and ruled the "Serbian Despotate" as an autonomous lord until his death in 1427. |  |
| Đurađ Branković | 1429–1456 | Manuel II Palaiologos | Successor of Stefan Lazarević as ruler of Serbia from 1427, he received the title of despot in 1429. An Ottoman vassal from 1428. |  |
| Lazar Branković | 1440s–1458 | Manuel II Palaiologos | Son and successor of Đurađ Branković, he received the title of despot during his father's reign. |  |
| Stefan Branković | 1458–1459 | unknown | Son of Đurađ Branković, ruler of Serbia. Deposed in favour of Stephen Tomašević. |  |
| Stephen Tomašević | April–June 1459 | unknown | Prince of Bosnia, he became the last independent Serbian ruler after his marriage to Helena-Maria, the daughter of Lazar Branković. He assumed the title of despot (or perhaps was awarded it by Lazar's widow, the Byzantine princess Helena Palaiologina). His capital Smederevo was conquered by the Ottomans a few months later. |  |
ديسبوتيون فخريون في المنفى تحت سيادة المجر: ديسبوتيون فخريون في المنفى تحت سيادة المجر
| Vuk Grgurević | 1471–1485 | Matthias Corvinus | Grandson of Đurađ Branković |  |
| Đorđe Branković | 1486–1496 | Matthias Corvinus | Son of Stefan Branković |  |
| Jovan Branković | 1486–1502 | Vladislaus II | Son of Stefan Branković |  |
| Ivaniš Berislavić | 1504–1514 | Vladislaus II | Married Jovan Branković's widow, Jelena Jakšić |  |
| Stefan Berislavić | 1514–1521 | Vladislaus II | Son of Ivaniš Berislavić |  |
| Radič Božić | 1527–1528 | John Zápolya |  |  |
| Pavle Bakić | 1537 | Ferdinand I |  |  |
ختم من الرصاص لقسطنطين باليولوج، يُظهره في الشعارات الإمبراطورية، ويذكر ألقابه كديسبوت وولادته في الأرجوانية.
درع ديسبوت صربيا.
الإمبراطور مانويل الثاني باليولوجوس مع عائلته: الإمبراطورة هيلينا دراغاس (إلى اليمين)، وثلاثة من أبنائهم: الإمبراطور يوحنا الثامن والديسبوتان أندرونيكوس وثيودور.