Theodore Komnenos Doukas
1204 to 1242
5 documented presences
4 places
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Theodore Komnenos Doukas (Theodōros Komnēnos Doukas; Latinized as Theodore Comnenus Ducas; died 1253) or Theodore Angelos Komnenos was the ruler of Epirus and Thessaly from 1215 to 1230 and of Thessalonica and most of Macedonia and western Thrace from 1224 to 1230.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Theodore Komnenos Doukas was documented, and when
1204year
Asia Minorattested
“After the Fourth Crusade captured Constantinople in 1204, he followed Theodore Laskaris to Asia Minor, where Laskaris founded the Empire of Nicaea.”
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1217year
Prosek, North Macedoniaattested
“It is unclear to what extent Theodore's expansion involved direct conflict with the Bulgarian Tsar Boril (), but by 1217 he held Ohrid, Prilep, and most of the plain of Pelagonia, at least up to Strez's old capital at Prosek, and likely…”
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September 1228month
Aenus (Thrace)attested
“In a move clearly directed against John Asen, in September 1228, Theodore agreed to a one-year truce with the Latin Empire's regent, Narjot of Toucy, with the border between the two empires running along a line from Ainos to Vrysis.”
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1240 to 1241period
Nicaeaattested
“In 1240 or 1241 he therefore issued an invitation, with assurances of safe-conduct, to Theodore to visit Nicaea.”
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1242year
Nicaeaattested
“On John's death he raised his younger son Demetrios Angelos Doukas () in his place, and sent an embassy to Nicaea to announce the succession, as befitted the terms of vassalage agreed in 1242.”
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Places Theodore Komnenos Doukas is documented in
Nicaea2 presences · 1240 to 1242
Asia Minor1 presence · 1204Aenus (Thrace)1 presence · 1228
Prosek, North Macedonia1 presence · 1217
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1185year
Thessalonicamentioned
“As in the Norman invasion of William II of Sicily () in 1185, Peter intended (after capturing Dyrrhachium) to follow the ancient Via Egnatia to Thessalonica, wresting Albania and Macedonia from Epirote control in the process.”
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1217year
Byzantine Empirementioned
“Theodore sponsored the election of the distinguished canonist Chomatianos to the archiepiscopal throne in 1217, and Chomatianos would repay that support with his steadfast championing of Epirote claims to the Byzantine imperial inheritan…”
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April 1217month
Romementioned
“After being crowned by Pope Honorius III in Rome, he set sail from Brindisi in April 1217.”
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April 1217month
Brindisimentioned
“After being crowned by Pope Honorius III in Rome, he set sail from Brindisi in April 1217.”
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March 1218month
Anconamentioned
“With the first contingents for the crusade assembling at Ancona in late 1217, and the Venetians eager to profit from the crusade to recover Dyrrhachium, the pressure bore fruit: in March 1218, Colonna was released, with Theodore offering…”
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1221year
Thermaic Gulfmentioned
“Platamon controlled the entrance to the Thermaic Gulf, and with the surrender of Serres in late 1221, Theodore cut the land connection between Constantinople and Thessalonica as well.”
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1222year
Thessalonicamentioned
“The first detachments of the assembling crusade, under Count Oberto II of Biandrate, arrived at Thessalonica in summer 1222 and joined the de facto regent, Guy Pallavicini.”
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March 1222month
Romementioned
“Demetrius himself went to Italy to seek aid, being received by the Pope in Rome in March 1222 and by Emperor Frederick II () soon after.”
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March 1222month
Italymentioned
“Demetrius himself went to Italy to seek aid, being received by the Pope in Rome in March 1222 and by Emperor Frederick II () soon after.”
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1223 to 1240period
Byzantine Empirementioned
“According to Byzantine custom, the coronation of an emperor could only take place in Constantinople and be performed by the Patriarch; yet Constantinople was still in Latin hands, and the Patriarch (now Germanus II, 1223–1240) resided in…”
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1223 to 1240period
Constantinoplementioned
“According to Byzantine custom, the coronation of an emperor could only take place in Constantinople and be performed by the Patriarch; yet Constantinople was still in Latin hands, and the Patriarch (now Germanus II, 1223–1240) resided in…”
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1223 to 1240period
Nicaeamentioned
“According to Byzantine custom, the coronation of an emperor could only take place in Constantinople and be performed by the Patriarch; yet Constantinople was still in Latin hands, and the Patriarch (now Germanus II, 1223–1240) resided in…”
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March 1224month
Brindisimentioned
“The crusade finally assembled at Brindisi in March 1224.”
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March 1225month
Thessalymentioned
“The crusade to relieve it sailed in March 1225, and landed in Thessaly at Halmyros.”
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