- Pseudo-Sphrantzes ****erts that
Strategopoulos was the great-grandson of John Komnenos, and that it was he
derived his
surname of "
Strategopoulos" from the wife of...
- 24/25 July 1261,
Strategopoulos and his men
approached the city
walls and hid at a
monastery near the Gate of the Spring.
Strategopoulos sent a detachment...
- 24/25 July 1261,
Strategopoulos and his men
approached the city
walls and hid at a
monastery near the Gate of the Spring.
Strategopoulos sent a detachment...
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Palaiologan period, it was held by
prominent nobles such as
Alexios Strategopoulos, but from the 14th century, it was
mostly awarded to
rulers of the Balkans...
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emperor Michael VIII
Palaiologos under the
command of
Caesar Alexios Strategopoulos.
Although Constantinople was
retaken by
Michael VIII Palaiologos, the...
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signed in Nymphaeum. On 25 July 1261,
Nicaean troops under Alexios Strategopoulos recaptured Constantinople. As a result, the
balance of
favour tipped...
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signed in Nymphaeum. On July 25, 1261,
Nicaean troops under Alexios Strategopoulos recaptured Constantinople. As a result, the
balance of
favour tipped...
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against the
Latin Empire. July –
Michael sends his
general Alexios Strategopoulos with a
small advance force of 800 soldiers, most of them ****ans, to...
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general Alexios Raoul (protovestiarios),
Byzantine general Alexios Strategopoulos,
Byzantine general Alexios Xiphias,
Byzantine Catepan of
Italy Alexios...
- one. The
Epirote army, led by
Carlo I Tocco,
Leonardo II, and
Symeon Strategopoulos,
advanced to the
plain of Kranea,
south of Mesopotamon,
where they were...
