- for its
wealth of information.
Theodore Spandounes was most
probably born in Venice, the son of
Matthew Spandounes and
Eudokia Kantakouzene. His
father was...
-
these versions of the text,
Spandounes wrote only
about the
golden chains and that the
sultan was used as a stand.
Spandounes added the cell only in later...
-
source which mentions Helena is
Spandounes,
Ganchou posits that
these discrepancies can be
explained by the fact that
Spandounes had
unintentionally invented...
- of the
eunuchs in his entourage. As per
Byzantine historian Theodore Spandounes,
Mehmed never married Helena: The
Despot Demetrios who
ruled at Mistra...
- more folk
tradition than
actual historical events.
According to
Theodore Spandounes, "Dimbos" (in Gr****) or "Dinboz" (deriving from din bozmak, "change of...
- and out of fear for his own
safety gave them to
Sultan Mehmet.
Theodore Spandounes claims that the
letters were
forged on
orders of the Sultan, but the result...
- with the
earliest date
offered by the post-Byzantine
historian Theodore Spandounes, who
records the
existence of a "Prince of Gothia" in the
reign of Andronikos...
- died on the
night of 2–3 May at Rudnik,
where she was buried.
Theodore Spandounes, a 16th-century
historian records the
accusation that
Lazar poisoned her...
-
Kantakouzenoi of the
following generation, as well as the
historian Theodore Spandounes and the wife of
genealogist Hugues Busac,
trace their descent from Matthew...
- as the new
Serbian capital.
According to the Gr****
historian Theodore Spandounes, the
fortress was
constructed by
George Kantakouzenos, Branković's brother-in-law...
