Tihomir of Serbia

Tihomir was the Grand Prince of Serbia in 1165–1166. The first-born of Zavida, their family was exiled for one or two decades. Historiography is uncertain whether Zavida came to rule Serbia, however, it is known that his sons Tihomir, Stracimir, Miroslav and Nemanja were given shares of the land. Members of the Byzantine camp, the brothers' oldest, Tihomir, succeeded the Serbian throne in 1165 following continued rebellion by their relatives. Nemanja, the youngest brother, ousted Tihomir in 1166 and defeated a Serbian–Byzantine army in 1168, thereby securing his rule. The fate of Tihomir following 1168 is unknown, either he died in battle, governed a province under Nemanja, or served as a Byzantine governor in Skopje.