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Manuel Komnenos Maurozomes (Gr****: Μανουήλ Κομνηνός Μαυροζώμης; died c. 1230) was a
Byzantine nobleman who in the
aftermath of the
Fourth Crusade tried...
- Arabic, and Gr****.
Kaykhusraw married a
daughter of
Manuel Maurozomes.
Manuel Maurozomes would hold the
castles of
Chonae and
Laodicea as a v****al of...
- father-in-law,
Maurozomes, to
invade the
valley of the
Maeander River in the
spring of 1205, but they were soon defeated.
Theodore made a
peace with
Maurozomes, allowing...
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their efforts, and only two forces,
under Theodore Choumnos and John
Maurozomes,
actually came to the city's aid. In the event, the
Normans undermined...
- Gıyaseddin
Kaykhusraw II Rukn al-Din
Kilic Arslan Dynasty Seljuq Father Kaykhusraw I
Mother Raziya Khatun, a
daughter of
Manuel Maurozomes Religion **** Islam...
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Conrad of Montferrat,
named in 1187 by his father-in-law
Isaac II
Manuel Maurozomes,
named c. 1200 by
Alexios III Leo Gabalas,
named by
Theodore I Laskaris...
- by the
Emperor Manuel I Komnenos. In 1206–1230, it was
ruled by
Manuel Maurozomes. The city was destro****
during the
invasions of the
Turks and Mongols...
- She was born
around 1150 and
married Theodore Maurozomes before 1170. Her son was
Manuel Maurozomes,
whose daughter married Kaykhusraw I, the Seljuk...
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neutralized rivals along his
southern marches—Sabas Asidenos,
Manuel Maurozomes, and
Theodore Mangaphas; he had been
crowned Emperor in
March or April...
- Sultan,
Kaykhusraw I
married to
Dawlat Raziya Khatun,
daughter of
Manuel Maurozomes, a
Byzantine nobleman. 1092–1118:
Internal turmoil and
emergence of semi-independent...
