censorship caused every copy of the 1808 issue of the Almanach de Gotha to be seized and destroyed. In fact, the censorship office found the word "genealogy" to be an insult since the Bonapartes could not produce one and the tendentious word was suppressed. Possessions His territory was called "Little Rascia" (Мала Рашка). Titles "Despot of the Kingdom of Rascia". Legacy According to tradition, Vuk Grgurević founded the Grgeteg monastery in 1471. He is considered one of the greatest, if not the greatest, heroes of the Post-Kosovo cycle of Serbian epic poetry, and his legend stems from his portrayal as a hero destined to redeem the sins of his namesake and great-grandfather, the infamous traitor in the Kosovo Myth - Vuk Branković. References Sources External links Zmaj Despot Vuk - mit, istorija, pesma Istorijske ličnosti 15th-century Serbian monarchs 15th-century Serbian royalty Branković dynasty Serbian military leaders 1440 births 1485 deaths 15th-century Hungarian nobility Despots of Serbia Medieval Hungarian soldiers Medieval Hungarian military leaders