A Serbian fortress locality traditionally associated with Prince Lazar’s birth.
Prilepac was a Serbian fortress locality in the southern Serbian lands traditionally associated with the early life of Prince Lazar Hrebeljanović, who died at the Battle of Kosovo in 1389. The site reflects the geography of Serbian noble power in the fragmented lands that followed Stefan Dušan's death.
Prilepac's significance in IronCodex is primarily its connection to Prince Lazar's biography. The Serbian noble landscape of the mid-fourteenth century — contested fortresses, competing lords, and the looming Ottoman threat — is the context that Prilepac represents.