Pribac Hrebeljanović

Pribac Hrebeljanović (c. 1300–1362) was a Serbian nobleman who backed Stefan Dušan's rise and whose son Lazar would become prince of Serbia as the empire fell apart. His father Hrebljan, a merchant who rose in the army of Stefan Milutin, became governor of Stalać.

Pribac commanded a thousand men under the Dečani edict of 1330 and fought at Velbazhd and in the capture of Prilep and Ohrid. When Dušan revolted against his father Stefan of Dečani, Pribac gave him full support and was rewarded with Kosovo estates and the title of logothete.

He held Prilepac and Prizrenac and organized royal feasts, weddings and meetings. When the empire took shape and other nobles gained titles and land, none was offered to him. He died at Ferizaj in 1362; Lazar fell fighting the Ottomans at Kosovo in 1389.