The Debauched Woman of the Serbian Court! They Called Her the Sinful and Mangy Princess, and No One Could Resist Her Beauty Eudokia Anđel, a Byzantine princess, married Stefan Nemanjić of Serbia as part of a political alliance, becoming the first foreign princess at the Serbian court. Despite initially dedicating herself to her children, her life became tumultuous after her husband became heir, leading to a strained marriage and eventual expulsion from Serbia. She later experienced several tragic relationships and marriages before disappearing from the historical record.

• Eudokia Anđel, niece of Byzantine Emperor Isaac II Angelos, married Stefan Nemanjić, son of Stefan Nemanja, becoming the first foreign princess in Serbia.
• She had four children with Stefan Nemanjić, playing a significant role in their upbringing, particularly their eldest son, Radoslav.
• Her marriage deteriorated due to Stefan’s infidelity and Eudokia’s perceived inappropriate behavior, leading to conflict.
• Various reasons for her expulsion are cited, including infidelity, contracting the scabies disease, or a political shift towards the West by Stefan Nemanjić.
• After her divorce, Eudokia had a series of unfortunate relationships and marriages in Byzantium and its successor states, experiencing further loss and tragedy.
• She eventually moved to Asia Minor to live with her sister Anna and is believed to have died around 1211.