Peter
Family: Serbians · Role: brother · First appears: Chapter VIII · The Marriage of Tsar Doushan the Mighty · Part 2
In Chapter VIII · The Marriage of Tsar Doushan the Mighty, Part 2, Peter’s aged mother says that he and Voukashin (son of Voin) have a younger brother, Milosh Voinovitch, whom she calls the greatest hero of them all. Their father is Voin, and Tsar Doushan the Mighty is their uncle.
When their uncle sets out for the Venetian land without inviting his nephews into the wedding procession, Peter and Voukashin ask Milosh to go with the tsar and help him. Milosh agrees, and Peter brings out Koulash, disguised with a bear’s skin so the tsar will not recognize the steed.
Relationship record
Life events
- Peter and Vankashin ask Milosh-the-shepherd to join Tsar Doushan's wedding procession and help their uncle.(Chapter VIII · The Marriage of Tsar Doushan the Mighty · Part 2)
- With: Milosh Voinovitch Voukashin (son of Voin)
- “O, our dear brother Milosh! Go thou with the tsar, yea, although thou art not invited.”
- Milosh-the-shepherd agrees to go with the tsar and help their uncle.(Chapter VIII · The Marriage of Tsar Doushan the Mighty · Part 2)
- With: Milosh Voinovitch Voukashin (son of Voin)
- “I will go, O my brothers!”
- Peter disguises Koulash with a bear's skin so the tsar will not recognize the steed.(Chapter VIII · The Marriage of Tsar Doushan the Mighty · Part 2)
- With: Koulash Milosh Voinovitch
- “Then Peter brought forward Koulash, upon whom he had fastened a bear's skin in order that the tsar might not recognize the well-known steed.”
Chapter VIII · The Marriage of Tsar Doushan the Mighty · Part 2
- parent: the mother of the Voinovitchs (Petrovitch identifies Peter as one of the two Voinovitch brothers later in the chapter.) “Thereupon their aged mother spoke thus: “O my children, ye two Voinovitchs! Ye have a brother in the mountains, Milosh-the-shepherd; though the youngest, he is the greatest hero of ye all and will find some way to uphold the honour of our name.”
- siblings with Voukashin (son of Voin) (Peter and Vankashin are the two Voinovitchs.) “Thereupon their aged mother spoke thus: “O my children, ye two Voinovitchs! Ye have a brother in the mountains, Milosh-the-shepherd; though the youngest, he is the greatest hero of ye all and will find some way to uphold the honour of our name.”
- siblings with Milosh Voinovitch “Thereupon their aged mother spoke thus: “O my children, ye two Voinovitchs! Ye have a brother in the mountains, Milosh-the-shepherd; though the youngest, he is the greatest hero of ye all and will find some way to uphold the honour of our name.”
- elder kin: Doushan “Then his brothers related the story of their uncle's betrothal and how he was proceeding to the Venetian land without having invited his two nephews to ride in the wedding procession, and they besought him in this wise:”
- parent: Voin “The brothers now fetched a warrior's lance and mace and the trusty sword of their old father Voin.”
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Extracted from the original text of Hero Tales and Legends of the Serbians (Chapters IV–XIII). Made with Rho MD.