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- patrikios Niketas Chalkoutzes (Gr****: Νικήτας Χαλκούτζης, fl. 950–965) was a Byzantine general, the first attested member of the Chalkoutzes family, and most...
- conducted raids in Upper Mesopotamia and Syria, while the patrician Niketas Chalkoutzes recovered Cyprus. In the spring of 964, Nikephorus headed east. During...
- It was around this time that on Cyprus the Byzantine general Niketas Chalkoutzes staged a coup. The nature of the cir****stances of this coup are dubious...
- (modern Turkey) permanently cease. Byzantine troops under General Niketas Chalkoutzes occupy Cyprus, liberating the Gr**** po****tion from Muslim domination...
- always restored. This period lasted until the year 965, when Niketas Chalkoutzes conquered the island for a resurgent Byzantium. In 1185, the last Byzantine...
- Byzantines reconquered the island and installed theme. The general Niketas Chalkoutzes led the reconquest, of which no details are known, and was probably the...
- (son of Artabasdos) Niketas (son of Ioube) Niketas Abalantes Niketas Chalkoutzes Niketas Choniates Niketas David Paphlagon Niketas Ooryphas Niketas Scholares...
- always restored. This period lasted until the year 965, when Niketas Chalkoutzes conquered the island for a resurgent Byzantium. In 1185, the last Byzantine...
- (modern Turkey) permanently cease. Byzantine troops under General Niketas Chalkoutzes occupy Cyprus, liberating the Gr**** po****tion from Muslim domination...
- the end of Arab raids in Cyprus, more arrived by the patrician Niketas Chalkoutzes for military reasons, when Armenian mercenaries were transferred to Cyprus...