The region of Travunija was situated in the hinterland of Dubrovnik and the Bay of Kotor, encompassing the fertile "župa" of Konavle. It had 5 towns: Trebinje, Vrm, Rhizon, Lukavete and Zetlivi. The polity was given some autonomy during the rule of Vlastimir. Archon Vlastimir also had a daughter, who, although without a recorded name, was the first mentioned Serbian woman in history. Vlastimir married her to Krajina, the son of Beloje, "župan" of Travunija and later awarded his son-in-law the title of "knez". Krajina's heirs Hvalimir and Čučimir also used the same title. In the "DAI", emperor Constantine writes that "the archons of Travunija were always under the rule of archons of Serbia".