The caption for this illustration reads: The two looked at their companion who was standing in the middle with a petrified look! The one is the middle is the princess Roksanda. The three maidens, according to Serbian myth, were terrified. The man is Milosh, who brought the princess to the tsar Doushan who wanted to marry her. One companion emained as her lady-in-waiting. Milosh kept the third maiden for himself. The illustration is from a 1921 book on Serbian myths and legends.
The caption for this illustration reads: The two looked at their companion who was standing in the middle with a petrified look! The one is the middle is the princess Roksanda. The three maidens, according to Serbian myth, were terrified. The man is Milosh, who brought the princess to the tsar Doushan who wanted to marry her. One companion emained as her lady-in-waiting. Milosh kept the third maiden for himself. The illustration is from a 1921 book on Serbian myths and legends.
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Keywords: doushan, folktale, knight, legend, maidens, milosh, myth, mythology, roksanda, serb, serbia, serbian, tale, tsar
