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Warfare in the Serbian State from the Late 14th to the Mid-15th Century
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The aim of this paper is to present the changes in the way of warfare in the Serbian state in the late Middle Ages. The Ottoman pressure on Serbian territories, starting from the eighth decade of the 14th century, influenced changes in the military organisation of their rulers. In order to defend themselves more effectively from attackers, they established various types of military service. Despot Stefan Lazarević implemented a reform of the local government system by creating new administrative units. During the period that is the subject of research, there were also changes in armaments.
Title: Warfare in the Serbian State from the Late 14th to the Mid-15th Century
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The aim of this paper is to present the changes in the way of warfare in the Serbian state in the late Middle Ages.
The Ottoman pressure on Serbian territories, starting from the eighth decade of the 14th century, influenced changes in the military organisation of their rulers.
In order to defend themselves more effectively from attackers, they established various types of military service.
Despot Stefan Lazarević implemented a reform of the local government system by creating new administrative units.
During the period that is the subject of research, there were also changes in armaments.
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