Definition of Tephrike. Meaning of Tephrike. Synonyms of Tephrike

- and the capital of their state during the ninth century. Later called Tephrike, it was recaptured by the Byzantine Empire during the reign of Emperor...
- The Prin****lity of Tephrike was a medieval Paulician prin****lity on the territory of historical Tephrike (present-day Divriği, Turkey). In 843, the Byzantine...
- establish a state centered on Tephrike in the Armenian borderlands under Arab protection. After prolonged warfare, the state of Tephrike was destro**** by the Byzantines...
- which—****cuted by the Byzantine state—had established a separate prin****lity at Tephrike on Byzantium's eastern border and collaborated with the Muslim emirates...
- po****ting another border region. The Paulicians, whose power centre was Tephrike, were heavily ****cuted after the restoration of icons as they were deemed...
- campaigned with mixed results in Italy but defeated the Paulicians of Tephrike. His successor Leo VI (r. 886–912) compiled and propagated a huge number...
- "goldhand", was the second and last leader of the Paulician prin****lity of Tephrike from 863 to his death in either 872 or 878. According to the Byzantine...
- 872 or 878/9, Christopher led an expedition against the Paulicians of Tephrike, comprising the forces of the Charsianon and Armeniakon themes. The campaign...
- (Byzantine Theodosiopolis, modern Erzurum); and the Paulician prin****lity of Tephrike, led by Karbeas. Melitene in particular was a major concern as its location...
- scattered across Anatolia and the Balkans following the destruction of Tephrike. Monarchianism An overemphasis on the indivisibility of God (the Father)...