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Padyandus or
Podyandos (Ancient Gr****: Παδυανδός), also Paduandus,
Podandos or
Podandus (Πόδανδος), and
appearing corrupted in
ancient sources as Opodanda...
-
beginning with
Henri Grégoire in 1932, have
identified it with the town of
Podandos, on the
western exit of the
Cilician Gates.
According to the
brief account...
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Anatolic Theme (modern Turkey). It is
confronted by two
Byzantine armies at
Podandos in Cappadocia, who are defeated.
Byzantine troops led by Adalgis, son of...
- end,
Romanos returned north via
Alexandretta and the
Cilician Gates to
Podandos. Here he was
advised of
another Seljuk raid into Asia
Minor in
which they...
- al-Rashid (808/9). He
organized a
prisoner exchange with the
Byzantines at
Podandos in 808, but also led a
series of
raiding expeditions (sawa'if) against...
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while Skylitzes reports that he
owned the
region between Anazarbos and
Podandos.
These riches were the
cause of Basil's
break with Tzimiskes; the sources...
- much booty. As he
turned back, however, he was
encircled in the area of
Podandos by the ****embled
forces of the
Byzantine commands of Seleucia, Pisidia...
-
Anatolic Theme (modern Turkey). It is
confronted by two
Byzantine armies at
Podandos in Cappadocia, who are defeated.
Byzantine troops led by Adalgis, son of...
-
Muslim prisoners left, who were
ransomed over the next six
months at the
Podandos river.
Stern 1960, pp. 222–223.
Stern 1960, p. 222. PmbZ, Bašīr aṯ-Ṯamalī...
- Carrasco, José Luis Escarena.
Carmona romana:
Actas del II
Congreso p. 21 "
Podando a
Carmo Perfiles del
Sustrato ****etano" ISBN 84-89993-10-6, pp. 21–36...
