Characters Living in Sivi Gora:
Danilo Darrasević: Serb warrior
Tatjana: Danilo’s deceased wife
Župan Ivan Miroslavević: Župan of Sivi Gora, Danilo’s cousin
Dama Helena: Ivan’s wife
Sofija: Ivan and Helena’s daughter
Dama Zorica: Danilo’s mother, Ivan and Konstantin’s aunt
Philippos: Greek refugee living in Sivi Gora, a groom at the palace
Goran: Member of the Sivi Gora garrison
Cyril: Member of the Sivi Gora garrison
Adamu: Member of the Sivi Gora garrison, Marjan’s brother
Slavica: Adamu’s wife
Marjan: Member of the Sivi Gora garrison, Adamu’s brother
Christophoros: Greek refugee living in Sivi Gora, member of Helena’s guard
Niketas: Greek refugee living in Sivi Gora, member of the Sivi Gora garrison
Dalibor: Member of Helena’s guard
Zlatan: Member of Helena’s guard
Arcadius: A master mosaicist working on the new church in Sivi Gora
Petar: A stonecutter working on the new church in Sivi Gora
Father Dmitar: Priest in Sivi Gora
Župan Đurad Lukarević: Ivan and Konstantin’s grandfather, the former župan of Sivi Gora who has retired to a monastery
Serbs from Rivak:
Župan Konstantin Miroslavević (Kostya): Župan of Rivak, Danilo’s cousin
Dama Suzana: Konstantin’s wife
Marko: Konstantin and Suzana’s eldest son
Pavle: Konstantin and Suzana’s second son
Danica: Konstantin and Suzana’s daughter
Miladin: Member of the Rivak garrison
Sveta: Miladin’s niece
Bojan: Member of the Rivak garrison
Kuzman: Member of the Rivak garrison
Župan Miroslav: Župan of Rivak until his death in 1371, Zorica’s brother, Danilo’s uncle, Konstantin and Ivan’s father
Darras: Danilo’s deceased father
Dama Lidija: Danilo’s deceased cousin, Ivan and Konstantin’s sister
Knez Lazar’s Family and Retainers
Knez Lazar: Serbian prince and leader
Dama Milica: Lazar’s wife
Miloš Obilić: Serb noble, Lazar’s son-in-law
Dama Jelena: Miloš’s wife, Lazar’s daughter
Vuk Branković: Serb noble, Lazar’s son-in-law
Dama Mara: Vuk’s wife, Lazar’s daughter
Darko: A warrior serving Knez Lazar, Tatjana’s brother
Tihomir: A warrior serving Knez Lazar
Viktor: A warrior serving Knez Lazar
Filip: A warrior serving Knez Lazar
Ivo: A warrior serving Knez Lazar
Other Serbs:
Maja Dinić: A mosaic artist
Luka Dinić: Maja’s younger brother
Župan Dragomir: Župan in lands near Rivak
Dama Isadora: Dragomir’s wife
Decimir: Dragomir’s deceased grandson, Lidija’s husband
Stojan: Dragomir’s grandson
Todor: Dragomir’s grandson
Župan Nikola: Župan in lands near Rivak
Ottomans:
Iskandar bin Abdullah: Ottoman warrior
Saruca: Iskandar’s half sister
Kasim bin Yazid: Saruca’s deceased husband and former warrior for the sultan
Hasan: Ghazi raider
Mustafa: Ghazi raider
Sultan Murad: Ottoman sultan from 1362 to 1389
Bayezid: Sultan Murad’s son
Yakub: Sultan Murad’s son
Çandarlızade Ali Pasha: Sultan Murad’s vizier
Lala Şahin Pasha: Ottoman military leader
Evrenos: Ottoman military leader
Eyne Běg Subaşi: Ottoman military leader
Arslan: Ottoman envoy and warrior
Sanduk: Ottoman soldier
Osman: Deceased, founder of the Ottoman dynasty, Murad’s grandfather
Orhan: Deceased, second sultan of the Ottoman dynasty, Osman’s son, Murad’s father
Bosnians:
Kral Tvrtko: Bosnian king
Vlatko Vuković: Tvrtko’s general
Bulgarians:
Boyar Kalin: Bulgarian nobleman
Emanuil Asen: Kalin’s brother
Ekaterina: Kalin’s daughter, Emanuil’s niece
Stanimira: Ekaterina’s companion
Tsar Stratsimir: Leader of the Bulgarian kingdom centered around Vidin
Tsar Shishman: Leader of the Bulgarian kingdom centered around Târnovo
Hungarians:
Király Sigismund: King of Hungary
Ispán Janos Bokori: Hungarian nobleman
Vadas: Bokori’s spy
Venetians:
Grato: A Venetian ship owner
D’Artusio: Grato’s foreman
Contanto: A Venetian merchant
Pascal: Contanto’s son
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