- Raedestum,
Rhaedestum or
Rhaideston (Ῥαίδεστον), or Raedestus,
Rhaedestus or
Rhaidestos (Ῥαίδεστος); but when this
change took
place is unknown. In the 6th century CE...
-
Thracian town very near the
modern city),
Raedestus /
Rhaedestus (Latin),
Rhaidestós - Ῥαιδεστός (Gr****), Rodosçuk (early
Ottoman Turkish),
Rodosto (Italian...
-
instead laid to rest in a
monastery called Nea Mone in the
region of
Rhaidestos (modern Tekirdağ).
Three years later, in 1285, his
remains were moved...
-
early October.
Hoping to
retrieve the situation, he
attacked the town of
Rhaidestos but was
again repulsed. At this
point many of his
remaining followers...
- Höşkoy (ancient Chora) and
about 27 km
southwest of Tekirdağ (ancient
Rhaidestos). : 370
Overlooking the town is the
namesake Mount Ganos.: 180 The coastal...
-
Partitio Romaniae, the town is
listed as part of an
episkepsis along with
Rhaidestos and Panion. In
Ottoman times, the
settlement was
named Aynadjik (Αϊναρτζίκ...
- Constantinople. He also
established a
central warehouse (phoundax) at
Rhaidestos in an
effort to centralize, regulate, and
better tax the corn
supply of...
- 1382,
Emperor John V
Palaiologos ceded the town,
along with Heraclea,
Rhaidestos, and Selymbria, to his son
Andronikos IV
Palaiologos and his grandson...
