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Theodore Doranites (Gr****: Θεόδωρος Δωρανίτης; died July 1352) also
known as
Pileles (Πιλέλης), was a
Byzantine Gr****
aristocrat and
military leader in the...
- The lake
contains 2
larger islands - Alaunė and Sadausko, and 2
smaller ones -
Pilelė and Kanapinė. The
total area of the 4
islands is 17.8 ha. v t e...
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piliakalnis Piktagalio piliakalnis Piktagalys Melėnų
piliakalnis Pilies kalnas,
Pilelė Melėnai (Anykščiai) Paberžės
piliakalnis Paberžė
Palatavio piliakalnis Palatavys...
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Andrei Şerban: "Datorită
mamei am
trecut prin şcoală, ea mi-a pus
toate pilele posibile", Adevărul, 16
December 2012 "Regizorul
Andrei Şerban explică de...
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Defeated and
exiled to Limnia,
where he was
executed in June 1341.
Theodore Pileles Doranites c. 1349/50
Alexios III
Megas Komnenos (?) One of the leading...
- (son of
Michael VIII)
Theodore Parsakoutenos Theodore Philes Theodore Pileles Doranites Theodore Prodromos Theodore Rshtuni Theodore Synkellos Theodore...
- his rank and
becoming the
prisoner of
Theodore Doranites,
known as
Pileles. But
Pileles, his son, and his son-in-law were
strangled in the
castle of Kenchrina...
- III
Megas Komnenos without any success. He was the
brother of
Theodore Pileles Doranites,
likewise a
senior court official in Trebizond, and had a son...
