Vukan Nemanjić
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Vukan II Nemanjić (Serbian: Вукан II Немањић), son of Serbian Grand Župan Stefan Nemanja. Vukan was king of the Zeta (1196-1208) and Grand Župan of Serbia (1202-1204). He had three sons: Đorđe, Stefan, and Dmitri, whose great-granddaughter was Milica, wife of Prince Lazar Hrebaljanović of Serbia. Kostadin, father of Vasoje, the founder of the Vasojević family, was probably the son of Vukan, according to some historian, but was more probably his grandson from his (Vukan's) son, Stefan.
| Preceded by Stefan |
King of Zeta 1196–1208 |
Succeeded by Đorđe |
| Preceded by Stefan II |
Grand Župan of Serbia 1202–1204 |
Succeeded by Stefan II |
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