Ratimir of Serbia

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Ratimir from the House of Vlastimirović was king of the Serbs (700-730) residing at the Adriatic Sea, the Sava river and the Morava.

Ratimir was preceded by Vladin (680-700) and was succeeded by Prince Višeslav (730-780).

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