- also
called "the Bearded" (‹See Tfd›Gr****: ὁ Πωγωνᾶτος, translit. ho
Pōgōnãtos), was the
Byzantine emperor from 641 to 668.
Constans was the last attested...
- and
often incorrectly the
Bearded (‹See Tfd›Gr****: Πωγωνᾶτος, translit.
Pōgōnãtos) out of
confusion with his father, was
Byzantine emperor from 668 to 685...
- in 643 by
Boduoli (波多力) was
identified as
Byzantine ruler Constans II
Pogonatos, and
further emb****ies were
recorded as
being sent into the 8th century...
- II (transliterated as Bo duo li, 波多力, from his
nickname "Kōnstantinos
Pogonatos") to the
court of
Emperor Taizong of Tang. The
History of Song describes...
- in 643 with an emb****y sent by the king
Boduoli (波多力, i.e.
Constans II
Pogonatos) to
Emperor Taizong,
bearing gifts such as red gl**** and
green gemstones...
- in 643 with an emb****y sent by the king
Boduoli (波多力, i.e.
Constans II
Pogonatos) to
Emperor Taizong of Tang,
bearing gifts such as red gl****.
These histories...
- and
claimed to
represent their king Bo
duoli (波多力; i.e. Kōnstantinos
Pogonatos, "Constantine the Bearded", the
nickname of
Constans II).
Several other...
- in 643 with an emb****y sent by the king
Boduoli (波多力, i.e.
Constans II
Pogonatos) to
Emperor Taizong of Tang,
bearing gifts such as red gl****.
These histories...
-
Constans II,
which Hirth conjectured to be a
transliteration of Kōnstantinos
Pogonatos, or "Constantine the Bearded",
giving him the
title of a king (王 wáng)...
- in 643 with an emb****y sent by the king
Boduoli (波多力, i.e.
Constans II
Pogonatos) to
Emperor Taizong of Tang,
bearing gifts such as red gl****.
These histories...
