- Μιχαήλ; Latin: Mihael),
surnamed Bringas (Gr****: Βρίγγας) and
called Stratiotikos or
Stratioticus ("the
Military One", "the Warlike", or "the Bellicose")...
- protospatharios, epi tou Chrysotriklinou,
judge of the Hippodrome, and
stratiotikos logothetes.
Michael 11th/12th
century unknown Known only from his lead...
- Caulker",
nephew of
Michael IV
Michael VI
Bringas (d. 1059),
called "
Stratiotikos",
chosen by
Theodora Michael VII
Doukas (c. 1050–1078),
called "Parapinakes"...
- The
Goudi coup (Gr****: κίνημα στο Γουδί) was a
military coup d'état that took
place in
Greece on the
night of 28 August [O.S. 15 August] 1909, starting...
-
between the
patriarchates of Rome and Constantinople.
Michael VI
Bringas "
Stratiotikos" / "the Old" Μιχαὴλ Βρίγγας ὁ Στρατιωτικός/ὁ Γέρων 31
August 1056 – 30/31...
-
August 1056 (aged approx. 76) Died of
natural causes Michael VI
Bringas "
Stratiotikos" Μιχαήλ 22
August 1056 – 30
August 1057 (1 year and 8 days) Proclaimed...
- the men and the
overall leader of the unit, the
military specialist (
stratiotikós),
usually a
regular Army officer,
responsible for
tactical planning and...
-
Byzantine armies: the
loyalist forces of the
Byzantine emperor Michael VI
Stratiotikos (r. 1056–1057)
under the
proedros Theodore, and the
supporters of the...
-
rebellions against the
empress Theodora and
later the
emperor Michael VI
Stratiotikos.
Nikephoros Bryennios hailed from
Adrianople and by the
middle of the...
- hand in
negotiating the
abdication of Theodora's successor,
Michael VI
Stratiotikos,
convincing him to step down on 31
August 1057, in
favour of the rebellious...
