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Vuk Branković - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (250 words) |
 | He might have been justified in his retreat, but he will be forever remembered by his people as a traitor and as a coward. |
| After his father death Vuk's son, Djuradj was pretending to the throne of Serbia and he clashed with Prince Stefan Lazarevic, his cousin and Prince Lazar's son. |
| Djuradj Brankovic became new Prince of all Serbian lands and was officially acknowledged in 1429, after his cousin's Stefan Lazarevic sudden death in 1427. |
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