Mutimir of Serbia

Mutimir, the eldest son of Serbian prince Vlastimir, was the great - Župan Rasziens of approximately 860 to 890

With his brothers and Strojimir Gojnik, all of which were co-regents, he beat back attacks from the Bulgarian Khan Boris. You could capture his son Vladimir. During the reign of his brothers Mutimirs and the Christianization of the Serbian tribes was completed. Mutimir sales after the victory over the Bulgarians his brothers, who were taken in Bulgaria, and became the sole ruler. They were followed by his son Prvoslav, of Serbia 891-892 reigned. The other two sons were called Boren and Stefan. His dominion is mentioned in the book De Imperio administrando of the Byzantine Emperor Constantine VII.