He supported a Macedonia as a part of a Balkan Confederacy but not under the Serbian kingdom.

Throughout the 15th and 16th centuries, constant struggles took place between various Serbian kingdoms on the one hand, and the Ottoman Empire on the other.

The region of Bosnia has never been part of the Serbian and Croatian kingdoms, whose borders were often fluctuant.

Kosovo is where the Serbian medieval kingdom was born and grew to greatness.

From the 12th century, parts of Macedonia were conquered by the Serbian kingdom of Raška.

Duklja was also the first Serbian kingdom, which gained international recognition.

This feudal family was extinguished around 1330 as a result of various conflicts with neighboring Serbian kingdom and then emerging Dukagjini Family.

To create a lasting foundation for this independent state it was necessary to produce a legal system that established regulations for the Serbian kingdom and Serbian church.

Take a snapshot at 1200 B.C. and the Albanians can claim it; look at A.D. 1200 and it's a Serbian kingdom.

During the next decade he expanded his kingdom to include central Dalmatia, Hercegovina and part of the old Serbian kingdom of Zeta.