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| 1222 |
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| Stephen was recrowned by St. Sava with a crown from Nicaea, thus reestablishing the Eastern orientation. | 1 |
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| 1234–42 |
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| Vladislav. He married a daughter of Tsar John Asen II of Bulgaria, and during this period much of eastern Serbia was under Bulgarian domination. | 2 |
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| 1242–76 |
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| Urosh I, brother of the preceding two rulers. He married a daughter of the deposed Latin emperor, Baldwin II, and established an alliance with Charles of Anjou, heir of the Latin claims to Constantinople. | 3 |
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| 1254 |
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| The Hungarians, who already held part of northern Serbia, established their suzerainty over Bosnia and Herzegovina. (See The Serbian States) | 4 |
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