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'''Prince of Kodna''' (Slavic: Принц Кодна; Prints Kodna) was a title traditionally given to the heir apparent to the Slavic throne. Prior to the establishment of the [[Slavic Union]] in 518 it was used by rulers of independent Kodna. The first ever King of the Slavic Union was [[Borislav I]], who ruled over the Principality of Kodna prior to that.
'''Prince of Kodna''' (Slavic: Принц Кодна; Prints Kodna) was a title traditionally given to the heir apparent to the Slavic throne. Prior to the establishment of the [[Slavic Union]] in 518 it was used by rulers of independent Kodna. The first ever King of the Slavic Union was [[Borislav I]], who ruled over the Principality of Kodna prior to that.
[[Category:Slavic Union]][[Category:Coalition of Crown Albatross]]

Latest revision as of 19:10, 10 May 2023

Prince of Kodna
Принц Кодна
Details
StyleHis/Her Highness
Formation218 (Kodnan title)
July 1, 1428 (Slavic title)
AbolitionJuly 28, 1915
AppointerHereditary

Prince of Kodna (Slavic: Принц Кодна; Prints Kodna) was a title traditionally given to the heir apparent to the Slavic throne. Prior to the establishment of the Slavic Union in 518 it was used by rulers of independent Kodna. The first ever King of the Slavic Union was Borislav I, who ruled over the Principality of Kodna prior to that.