- the
general Bardas Phokas the Elder. Leo
Maleinos,
presumably a son of
either Nikephoros or
Constantine Maleinos, parti****ted in
battles against the Arabs...
-
estates in Cappadocia. His
father was
Eudokimos Maleinos, a
member of the
powerful aristocratic Maleinos clan, and his
mother Anastaso Adralestina, a relative...
-
Eustathios was the son of
Constantine Maleinos, a
senior general and long-time
governor of the
theme of Cappadocia. The
Maleinos family had by that time, chiefly...
- the 17th century. ODB, "
Maleinos" (A. Kazhdan, A. Cutler), p. 1276. PmbZ,
Michael Maleïnos (# 35124). PmbZ,
Eudokimos Maleïnos (# 21764). PmbZ, Anastaso...
- Lost Emperor: 5–10.
Whittow 1996, p. 9. Krsmanović 2003,
Chapter 2: "The
Maleinos lineage was
among the
members of the old
byzantine aristocracy, emerging...
- of
Antioch by
imperial troops, and its
first duke (dux) was
Eustathios Maleinos,
appointed by
Emperor Nikephoros II
Phokas (r. 963–969), who held office...
-
patron saint,
Michael Maleinos. A
belltower next to this
church was
constructed in the late 17th century. The
Church of
Michael Maleinos used to be home to...
- 960s, the
magnate Eustathios Maleinos, who
dominated Charsianon, also
extended his
influence over Lykandos. In c. 969,
Maleinos was even for a time joint...
- of
Kourkouas House of
Laskaris House of
Lusignan House of Madi
House of
Maleinos House of
Mavrocordatos House of
Mavromichalis Houses of Montlhéry and Le...
- Cappadocia,
possibly of
mixed Gr****-Armenian
descent (610–641 AD).
Constantine Maleinos (10th century) a
Byzantine general,
uncle of the
emperor Nikephoros II...
