List of Montenegrin monarchs

List of Montenegrin monarchs

* George of Duklja
* Dobroslav II
* Dobroslav III
* Kočapar
* Vladimir of Duklja
* George of Duklja
* Gradinja
* Stefan Vojislav
* Mihailo Vojislav

See also

* Duklja
* List of rulers of Montenegro


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