- The
Armeniac Theme (Gr****: Ἀρμενιακόν [θέμα],
Armeniakoi [thema]), more
properly the
Theme of the
Armeniacs (Gr****: θέμα Ἀρμενιακῶν,
thema Armeniakōi)...
- The
first four
themes were
those of the
Armeniacs,
Anatolics and Thracesians, and the
Opsician theme. The
Armeniac Theme (Θέμα Ἀρμενιακῶν, Théma Armeniakōn)...
- latter's fall, in 716 Leo
allied himself with Artabasdos, the
general of the
Armeniacs, and was
proclaimed emperor while two Arab armies, one
under the Caliph's...
-
military support Constantine finally came to
actual power in 790,
after the
Armeniacs rebelled against Irene. Nevertheless,
after campaigning unsuccessfully...
- that the
Armeniacs – his hard-core
supporters – took an oath that they
would not
accept Irene as emperor.
Mosele was
confirmed as the
Armeniacs' commander...
-
Opsician Theme, and his
legitimacy was
denied by the
Anatolics and the
Armeniacs under their respective strategoi (generals) Leo the
Isaurian and Artabasdos...
- into open
resistance in 790, and the soldiers,
headed by the army of the
Armeniacs,
formally proclaimed Constantine VI as the sole ruler. As an
attempt to...
-
Opsikion Theme, led by Gregory; the
Anatolic Theme, led by Artabasdos; the
Armeniac Theme, led by Karisterotzes; the
Bucellarian Theme, led by Tatzates; and...
-
soldiers under Theodore Rshtuni. 667:
Revolt of Saborios, the
general of the
Armeniacs. 668–669:
Murder of
Constans II and
attempted usurpation by
Mizizios in...
-
Anania of Shirak.
Under the
Byzantine Empire, the
Pontus came
under the
Armeniac Theme, with the
westernmost parts (Paphlagonia)
belonging to the Bucellarian...
