Ana Terter
Bulgarian princess and Queen consort of Serbia
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Ana Terter (Serbian and Bulgarian Cyrillic: Ана Тертер; died after 1304) was the Queen consort of Serbia from 1284 to 1299. She was the fourth wife of the Serbian King Stefan Milutin, their marriage having been arranged following the Deževa Agreement of 1282.
Tenure1284–1299
IssueAndronikos Palaiologos Angelos
Constantine Palaiologos Angelos
Wife of Alexios Raoul
Constantine Palaiologos Angelos
Wife of Alexios Raoul
HouseTerter
Nemanjić (first marriage)
Komnenodoukas dynasty (second marriage)
Nemanjić (first marriage)
Komnenodoukas dynasty (second marriage)
| Ana Анна Ана | |
|---|---|
| Queen consort of Serbia | |
| Tenure | 1284–1299 |
| Spouses | Stefan Milutin Demetrios Koutroules |
| Issue | Andronikos Palaiologos Angelos Constantine Palaiologos Angelos Wife of Alexios Raoul |
| House | Terter Nemanjić (first marriage) Komnenodoukas dynasty (second marriage) |
| Father | George I of Bulgaria |
| Mother | Maria or Kira Maria? |
Ana Terter and King Stefan Milutin likely had no children. In 1299, Stefan Uroš II Milutin divorced Ana in order to marry his fifth wife, the Byzantine princess Simonida.
In her second marriage, with Byzantine nobleman Demetrios Koutroules, she had several children.[1]
Origin
According to Bulgarian historiography, Anna Terter was the daughter of George I of Bulgaria.[2][3]
Sources
- Krastev, Krasimir. "Съдбата на българската царкиня Анна Тертер" - Тангра. Сборник в чест на 70-годишнината на акад. Васил Гюзелев. С.: СУ, 2006, 649-657
- Pavlov, Plamen."Търновските царици". В.Т.:ДАР-РХ, 2006.