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- accession of Vatatzes was initially challenged by the Laskarids, with the sebastokratores Isaac and Alexios, brothers of Theodore I, s****ing the aid of the Latin...
- to Isaac in the governance of the empire. In the reign of Alexios I sebastokratores had wielded considerable power and Isaac would have had an expectation...
- hierarchy, ranking above the cousins and nephews and just below the sebastokratores. The forms pansebastos ('venerable by all'), and pansebastos sebastos...
- and blue boots. In circa 1260, according to George Akropolites, the sebastokratores who were members of the imperial family were distinguished from those...
- chrysobull, namely members of the imperial dynasty: the "most fortunate" sebastokratores and Caesars, the daughters of the Emperor and the Augusta (Euphrosyne...
- Laskaris. The succession was disputed by Theodore's brothers, the sebastokratores Alexios Laskaris and Isaac Laskaris, who rose up in revolt and requested...
- Laskaris. The succession was disputed by Theodore's brothers, the sebastokratores Alexios Laskaris and Isaac Laskaris, who rose up in revolt and requested...
- between 1295 and 1304, probably by the co-rulers of Thessaly, the sebastokratores Constantine and Theodore. Only the main church (katholikon) survives...
- father-in-law Tornikes and his half-brother Constantine were raised to sebastokratores. Then, or sometime after, he was also given the islands of Rhodes and...
- serving the emperors, or, if he was not available, one of the despots, sebastokratores, or kaisares. On the following day, the emperors left for the main...