Radovan Trpimirović, ⇟

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....O rodbinskim vezama Trpimirovića zna se vrlo malo. Čini se da je Trpimir I., osim Zdeslava i Muncimira, imao i sina Petra (iako je moguće da je jedan od dvojice sinova nosio i ime Petar). Miroslav je imao brata Mihajla Krešimira II., koji je bio oženjen Jelenom, za koju neki, bez pravih argumenata, misle da je bila iz roda zadarskih Madijevaca. Krešimir II. i Jelena imali su tri sina: Svetoslava Suronju, Krešimira III. i Gojslava. Prema Baradi, Krešimir III. imao je sina Stjepana II., a ovaj sinove Petra Krešimira IV. i Gojslava II. Nećak Petra Krešimira IV., dakle možda sin Gojslava II., bio je Stjepan II. Zvonimir i Jelena imali su dvoje djece, Radoslava (u. 1083) i Klaudiju, udanu za Vinihu Lapčanina.

Kada je u drugoj polovici XIX. st. sastavljana genealogija Trpimirovića, nije bio još poznat natpis sa sarkofaga kraljice Jelene, iz kojega se saznaje da je Držislav nosio i ime Stjepan (»ovjenčan«, jer je bio okrunjen), pa se u genealogijama navode samo Stjepan I. i Stjepan II., iako bi ispravno bilo pisati Stjepan I. Držislav (969–997), Stjepan II. (oko 1030 – oko 1058) i Stjepan III. (1089–90)....

Very little is known about Trpimirovic's relatives. In addition to Zdeslav and Muncimir, Trpimir I also appears to have had a son Peter (although it is possible that one of the two sons also bore the name Peter). Miroslav had a brother, Mihajlo Kresimir II, who was married to Jelena, who some, without real argument, think was from the Zadar Madi family. Krešimir II. and Jelena had three sons: Svetoslav Suronja, Kresimir III. and Gojslava. According to Barada, Kresimir III. he had a son Stephen II, and this son Peter Peter Kresimir IV. and Gojslav II. The nephew of Peter Kresimir IV, perhaps the son of Gojslav II, was Stephen II. Zvonimir and Jelena had two children, Radoslav (d. 1083) and Claudius, married to Viniha Lapcanin. When in the second half of XIX. st. the genealogy of Trpimirovic was compiled, the inscription from the sarcophagus of Queen Jelena was not yet known, from which it is learned that Držislav also bore the name Stjepan ("married" because he was crowned), so only Stjepan I and Stjepan II are mentioned in the genealogies. although it would be correct to write Stjepan I. Držislav (969–997), Stjepan II. (around 1030 - about 1058) and Stephen III. (1089–90).