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Olivera Lazarević
Serbian Princess and the wife of Ottoman Sultan Bayezid I
- Child of Lazar Hrebeljanović and Milica Hrebeljanović
- Married to Bayezid I
- Dated 1372 CE – 1444 CE
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Overview
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Family
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The family as a list · 10
Family 10
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child of (child) Lazar Hrebeljanović Medieval Serbian ruler -
child of (child) Milica Hrebeljanović poet (1335-1405) - parent of (child) Pasa Melek Hatun
- sibling of Dragana of Serbia empress consort of Bulgaria
- sibling of Jelena Balšić medieval Serbian princess, daughter of Prince Lazar of Serbia and Princess Milica Nemanjic
- sibling of Mara Lazarevic Brankovic
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sibling of Stefan Lazarević poet and writer (1374-1427) - sibling of Teodora Lazarević
- sibling of Vuk Lazarević Serbian prince
- married to Bayezid I fourth Sultan of the Ottoman Empire (1389–1402)
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