Definition of Pegonites. Meaning of Pegonites. Synonyms of Pegonites

- Alexios Pegonites was duke of Thessaloniki in 1180 and another Alexios Pegonites held the same post in about 1230. Another Constantine Pegonites was the...
- Vladislav dueled with the strategos of Dyrrhachium, the patrikios Niketas Pegonites, on horseback, and while fighting, two Byzantine infantrymen from the...
- of Emperor Constantine X Doukas. His maternal grandfather was Niketas Pegonites. Andronikos himself was a first cousin of Michael VII Doukas. In 1071...
- Epirus, Theodore Komnenos Doukas, for in that year the doux Constantine Pegonites is attested as governing the city in his name. It changed hands again...
- ****ault against Dyrrhachium, which was defended by the strategus Nicetas Pegonites. In the battle that ensued after a sortie of the garrison the Bulgarian...
- spatharios and strategos of Dyrrhachium (8th/9th-century seal) Niketas Pegonites, patrikios and strategos of Dyrrhachium until 1018 Eustathios Daphnomeles...
- Theodora Komnene Andronikos Doukas John Doukas Andronikos Doukas Niketas Pegonites Irene Pegonitissa Irene Doukaina Ivan Vladislav of Bulgaria Troian of...
- like Leo Sgouros in southern Greece and the imperial governor of Samos, Pegonites, to use their ships for their own purposes, launching raids of their own...
- the Schools c. 1320, and Alexios, a megas hetaireiarches c. 1370. John Pegonites Laskaris was a composer who lived in Venetian-held Crete in the first...
- Serbia Pechenegs Pecheneg Revolt Pedro de San Superano Pegae, Battle of Pegonites Pelagianism Pelagius I, Pope of Rome Pelagius II, Pope of Rome Pelagonia...