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- of each thema (except for the Optimatoi) was divided into two to four tourmai, and each tourma further into a number of moirai (μοίραι) or droungoi (δροῦγγοι)...
- include militia-like soldiers tied to regions, professional thematic forces (tourmai), and imperial units mostly based in Constantinople (tagmata). Foreign...
- areas and dividing control over the armies within each theme into various tourmai. The large early themes were progressively split up in the 8th–9th centuries...
- comprised not only the island, which was divided into districts called tourmai, but also the mainland duchy of Calabria (Gr****: δουκᾶτον Καλαυρίας, doukaton...
- "Count of the imperial Opsikion"). Furthermore, it was not divided into tourmai, but into domesticates formed from the elite corps of the old army, such...
- personnel Number of subordinate units Officer in command Thema 9,600 4 Tourmai Strategos Tourma 2,400 6 Droungoi Tourmarches Droungos 400 2 Banda Droungarios...
- explicitly attested in the Taktika of Emperor Leo VI the Wise (r. 886–912). The tourmai were now the major territorial and tactical subdivisions of a provincial...
- the island's garrison, under a separate taxiarches and subdivided into tourmai. Under Alexios I Komnenos (r. 1081–1118), the island was ruled by a doux...
- regular and simple structure, being divided along military lines into tourmai, droungoi and banda. The droungos however was only a military, not an administrative...
- auxilium palatinum of the Victores, are attested again as the thematic tourmai of the Theodosiakoi and Viktores in the 10th century. This provides the...