- Filepicus; Gr****: Φιλιππικός, romanized: Philippikós), born
Bardanes (Gr****: Βαρδάνης, romanized:
Bardánēs; Armenian: Վարդան, Vardan) was
Byzantine emperor from...
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Bardanes (Gr****: Βαρδάνης) may
refer to:
Philippikos Bardanes (died 713),
Byzantine emperor in 711–713
Bardanes Tourkos (died 803),
Byzantine general...
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Bardanes,
nicknamed Tourkos, "the Turk" (Gr****: Βαρδάνης ὁ Τοῦρκος, romanized:
Bardanēs ho Tourkos, fl. 795–803), was a
Byzantine general who launched...
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again it fell to
Bardanes to
compose the
letter that
ended it. In 1235/6, the
ruler of
Thessalonica Manuel Komnenos Doukas sent
Bardanes to Italy, as an...
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officers in the Crimea,
which led
ultimately to the
crowning of
Philippikos Bardanes as
emperor and the
death of
Justinian in 711.
Arthur Koestler (1 July 1976)...
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Bardanes Tourkos in 803 may have been
triggered by
dissatisfaction with Nikephoros'
handling of army salaries. Two
influential supporters of
Bardanes...
- the army,
Bardanes seemed to lack the
commitment to
become emperor, and soon
discussed terms with Nikephoros, who
swore not to harm
Bardanes or his soldiers...
- his
father Justinian II, from 706 to 711. Both were
killed in 711, when
Bardanes led a
rebellion which marched on Constantinople.
After Tiberius' death...
- (spatharios) of the
general Bardanes Tourkos,
alongside his ****ure
antagonists Leo the
Armenian and
Thomas the Slav. He
married Bardanes'
daughter Thekla, while...
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fluency in and
advocacy of the Gr**** language. Michael's
pupil George Bardanes, who had
accompanied him
during his
exile on Ceos,
became a distinguished...
