Presian (son of Ivan Vladislav)

Presian (also spelled Presian, or sometimes confused with other figures named Presian), was a son of Ivan Vladislav, the Bulgarian Tsar (reigned c. 1207–1241). Information regarding his life is scarce and often conflicting across various historical sources. While his existence is generally accepted based on genealogical records and scattered mentions in chronicles, specific details about his role in Bulgarian history, if any, remain largely unknown.

Further research into primary sources, such as contemporary chronicles and charters, is needed to ascertain the accuracy and extent of existing information. The limited available evidence prevents a comprehensive account of his life, achievements, and descendants. It is unclear whether he held any significant position within the Bulgarian court or participated in any notable events during his father's reign. More research is needed to confirm or refute potential familial connections and to accurately place him within the broader context of 13th-century Bulgaria.