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Газиместан камен Gazimestan kamen | |
 A pillar in Gazimestan, on which the text of Stefan Lazarevic is carved |
Gazimestan stone (Serbian: Газиместан камен, romanized: Gazimestan kamen) is a record of the Battle of Kosovo in 1389, which is believed to have been composed by Prince Lazar's son and heir, Stefan. It is a laudatory poem written in the form of an apostrophe, in which can be seen the influence of church poetry, but which also has distant echoes of chivalric epics.[1]
- ^ Deretic, Jovan (2007). History of Serbian Literature (4th ed.). Belgrade. ISBN 978-86-86003-45-4.
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