• Born: Between 990 and 1000, Bulgaria
• Married:
• Died: After 1055

  Research Notes:

The Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja records that "Voislav" married "the niece of emperor Samuel" by whom he had five sons "Goyslav, Michael, Saganec, Radoslav and Predimir". The word "niece", presumably translated from "neptis", could be interpreted either as niece or granddaughter. Europäische Stammtafeln, presumably on the basis that granddaughter is the appropriate translation, suggests that Vojislav's wife was the daughter of Gavriil Radomir Tsar of the Bulgarians & his second wife. If this is correct, Vojislav's wife must have been born in [990/1000], which would place the birth of the couple's sons in [1015/25]. In this case, she was presumably one of the two unnamed daughters whom Cedrenus records as having submitted to Emperor Basileios II in 1018 along with other members of the family.... ¹