Strojimir of Serbia

Strojimir (* 848, † 890 ), the second son of Serbian prince Vlastimir was a Župan Rasziens of approximately 860 to 890

With his brothers Mutimir, the wholesale Župan and Gojnik, who was co-regent, he beat back attacks from the Bulgarian Khan Boris. During the reign of his brothers Strojimirs and the Christianization of the Serbian tribes was completed. They were followed by the sons Mutimirs to Prvoslav.

Under the princes Strojimir Serbia got its own state symbols which are the oldest evidence of a Serbian state was founded in the 9th century today. The oldest known historical witnesses for statehood of Serbia were to date from the 12th century. was bought on 11 July 2006 by the Serbian government in a Munich auction for 20,000 €.