After claiming that a "miracle cure" healed the blindness imposed on him by his grandfather, this man was proclaimed "Young King".  
After claiming that a "miracle cure" healed the blindness imposed on him by his grandfather, this man was proclaimed "Young King".  As a grown-up king this man would author a document describing the duties of local governors called kephale to combat road bandits, and he was also temporarily aided by the pretender John Cantacuzenus.  Early in his reign he was able to reach a favorable peace with Andronicus III after a campaign against Salonica, and he'd later claim to be a co-ruler of John VI.  Vukasin assumed control of one of this man's territories after his death, which came before this member of the  House of Nemanji? could make a march on Constantinople.  After being crowned by the Archbishop of Pec--whom he elevated to ? Patriarch--at his capital of Skopje in 1346, he promulgated a law code for his newly formed empire.  For 10 points, name this self-proclaimed ruler of the Serbs, Greeks, Bulgarians and Albanians.
After claiming that a "miracle cure" healed the blindness imposed on him by his grandfather, this man was proclaimed "Young King".  
{Stefan Dušan} [or {Stefan IV} or {Stefan Dusan} the {Mighty} or {Stephen IV} or {Stefan Uros IV} or {Stephen Uros IV}]