Narymont

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For another Narimantas, a historically attested ruler, see Narymunt

Narimantas, Narymont (13th century) was possibly a mythological character and is not attested in any historical sources. Later legends show him as the Grand Duke of Lithuania 1281? and Samogitia, Prince of Black Ruthenia (Navahradak), Utena and Kernavė.

Roman of Ruthenia (Wolk; ? - 1270), Grand Duke of Lithuania 1268 (1267) - 1270, Samogitia and Ruthenia

Traidenis ( ? - 1281), Grand Duke of Lithuania 1269 (1270) - 1281, Prince of Jatwez and Doynowsk
Daumantas ( ? – 1285), Prince of Utena, Pskow 12651285, Polock 12811285, Grand Duke of Lithuania 12811285
Holszan, Prince of Halshany
Giedrus, Prince of Giedraiciai

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