Started as Konstantinos II of Samos 1108, a duke in the Byzantine empire. Doing Challanges.

Challange Goals

• Moving Up. Obtain King titles. Acheived Gold. Serbia, Trebezond, Greece, Thrace
• Lovely Rule. Game score. 96,961. Acheived Gold.
• Kon once, Kon twice As Konstantios has children. Acheived Gold with 12 children.

Bloodlines

Blessed Blood of Basileus Pavlos
• 20 April 1272
• Monthly Prestige +0.2
• Monthly piety 0.05
• Just opinion +25
• Kind opinion +10
• Pavlos has become famous as a paragon of virture and just rule throught the ermpire.

Remained a loyal vassal of the empire and gained over 80% of it before being elected Emporer. Expanded the Empires borders, and nearly mended the schism before a series of untimely deaths left us with Alexandria. Rebuilt from there and founded a new kingdom and empire when the fourth crusade destroyed Byzantium. Was close to reforming the Byzantine Empire when 1453 arrived.

Completed 2/21/2020

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Rulers

Name	From	Until	Cause of end of reign	Relationship with predecessor	Primary Holding
Despot Konstantinos II ''the Unchaste''		22 November, 1135	died of severe stress		Serbia
Despot Konstantios ''the Just''	22 November, 1135	12 May, 1139	died of the dreaded Plague	son of Despot Konstantinos II	Serbia
Despot Konstantinos III ''the Gentle''	12 May, 1139	25 August, 1186	was murdered	son of Despot Konstantios	Serbia
Despot Konstantios II ''the Just''	25 August, 1186	12 April, 1222	died comatose in bed	son of Despot Konstantinos III	Serbia
Despot Konstantios III	12 April, 1222	3 May, 1237	died of an infected wound	son of Despot Konstantios II	Serbia
Basileus Pavlos ''the Benevolent''	3 May, 1237	23 June, 1295	died a natural death	brother of Despot Konstantios III	the Byzantine Empire
Basileus Konstantios IV	23 June, 1295	15 May, 1308	died a natural death	son of Basileus Pavlos	the Byzantine Empire
Basileus Romanos V	15 May, 1308	19 January, 1315	died under suspicious circumstances	half-brother of Basileus Konstantios IV	the Byzantine Empire
Doux Hektorios ''the Dragon''	19 January, 1315	7 June, 1353	was murdered on the orders of Doux Andronikos of Bucellarian	son of Basileus Romanos V	Alexandria
Doux Constaninos ''the Apostle''	7 June, 1353	2 June, 1385	died from a bad case of the Flu	Miaphysite Christian son of Doux Hektorios	Alexandria
Despot Konstantios II ''the Kind''	2 June, 1385	13 October, 1405	was slain by Ioustinos Koresses in personal combat	son of Doux Constaninos	Alexandria
Basileus Alexandros	13 October, 1405	31 Dec, 1452	Game Ended	son of Despot Konstantios II	Alexandria

Chronicles

1108

• This is the Chronicle of House Angelos, in which is contained the record of its yearly fortunes, glories and difficulties.
• Strategos Konstantinos II of Samos married Judith, daughter of Duke Roger I of Sicily.
• Strategos Konstantinos II of Samos went to war against Duke Roger II of Sicily.
• Strategitissa Judith, the wife of Strategos Konstantinos II of Samos, was burnt at the stake on the order of Strategos Konstantinos II of Samos on 15 March, 1108.
• Strategos Konstantinos II of Samos married Cecile, daughter of Duke Robert of Apulia.

1109

• A river flooded parts of Chios in the spring.

1110

• Ecumenical Patriarch Nikolaos III, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died a natural death on 15 December, 1110.

1111

• Strategos Michael of Moesia supported Strategos Michael of Moesia in war against his enemies.

1112

• Strategos Konstantinos II of Samos, through deeds and character, came to be known as Strategos Konstantinos II 'the Unchaste'.
• Strategos Konstantinos II of Samos successfully led his armies, taking Calarasi from the enemy.

1113

• Konstantios, the firstborn son, was born to Strategos Konstantinos II of Samos.

1114

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Ephesos.

1115

• Strategos Konstantinos II of Samos was victorious in the battle of Naissos against the army of Serbia, commanded by King Vukan of Serbia.

1116

• Strategos Konstantinos II of Samos was victorious in the battle of Azerbaijan against the army of Persia, commanded by Beylerbey Afridun of Azerbaijan.

1117

• Strategos Konstantinos II of Samos went to war against King Vukan of Serbia.
• Strategos Konstantinos II of Samos was victorious in the battle of Lower Dniepr against the army of of Bakhchisaray, commanded by Khan Kotyan of Bortz.

1118

• Strategos Konstantinos II of Samos 'the Unchaste' won the war against King Vukan of Serbia 'the Just'.
• Konstantinos Angelos usurped the Duchy of Rashka from Vukan Vojislavljevic.
• Konstantinos Angelos usurped the County of Rashka from Vukan Vojislavljevic.
• Konstantinos Angelos usurped the County of Ras from Vukan Vojislavljevic.
• Konstantinos Angelos usurped the County of Onogost from Vukan Vojislavljevic.
• Strategos Konstantinos II of Samos went to war against Duke William III of Apulia.

1119

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Chios.

1120

• Strategos Konstantinos II of Samos was victorious in the battle of Catanzaro against the army of Apulia, commanded by Duke William III of Apulia.
• Strategos Konstantinos II of Samos 'the Unchaste' won the war against Duke William III of Apulia.

1121

• The Bogomilist heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Chios.

1122

• Strategos Konstantinos II of Samos went to war against Strategos Ioannes II of Vidin.
• Strategos Konstantinos II of Samos lost the battle of Ras against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Strategos Ioannes II of Vidin.

1123

• Strategos Konstantinos II of Samos was victorious in the battle of Ras against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Strategos Ioannes II of Vidin.
• Strategos Konstantinos II of Samos was victorious in the battle of Tripoli against the army of Jerusalem, commanded by King Baudouin of Jerusalem.
• Basileus Isaakios II of the Byzantine Empire married Eulalia.

1124

• The Monothelite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Smyrna.
• Strategos Konstantinos II of Samos was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the army of Monothelite Uprising, commanded by Eustathios of Monothelite Uprising.
• Strategos Konstantinos II of Samos 'the Unchaste' won the war against Strategos Ioannes II of Vidin.
• Konstantinos Angelos created the title of Kingdom of Serbia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1125

• Serbia was attacked by the Serbian realm of Dioclea, ruled by Duke Vladimir.
• Despot Konstantinos II of Serbia 'the Unchaste' tried but failed to imprison Duke Vladimir of Dioclea, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1126

• Despot Konstantinos II of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Travunia against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Duke Vladimir of Dioclea.
• The Bogomilist heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Rashka.
• Despot Konstantinos II of Serbia lost the battle of Ancyra against the army of Rum, commanded by Sultan Malik Shah of Rum.

1127

• Cecile de Hauteville was imprisoned in a dungeon in Chios by Despot Konstantinos II of Serbia.
• Ecumenical Patriarch Polyeuktos II announced the formal annulment of Despot Konstantinos IIs marriage with Cecile de Hauteville.
• Despot Konstantinos II of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Galatia against the army of Rum, commanded by Sultan Malik Shah of Rum.
• Despot Konstantinos II of Serbia married Princess Praxida, daughter of King Roman of Ruthenia.
• Duke Vladimir of Dioclea lost the war against Despot Konstantinos II of Serbia 'the Unchaste'.

1128

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Zeta.

1129

• Konstantios Angelos married Duchess Arpady Panni, daughter of Duke Arpady Almos of Temes.

1130

• Despot Konstantinos II of Serbia went to war against Despot Konstantinos II of Bulgaria.

1131

• Despot Konstantinos II of Serbia successfully led his armies, taking Mesembria from the enemy.
• Despot Konstantinos II of Serbia successfully led his armies, taking Varna from the enemy.
• Despot Konstantinos II of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the army of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Alexios of Byzantine Revolt.

1132

• Despot Konstantinos II of Serbia lost the battle of Thebes against the army of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Alexios of Byzantine Revolt.
• Despot Konstantinos II of Serbia 'the Unchaste' won the war against Despot Konstantinos II of Bulgaria.
• Serbia was attacked by the Serbian realm of Karvuna, ruled by Strategos Uros.
• Despot Konstantinos II of Serbia 'the Unchaste' tried but failed to imprison Strategos Uros of Karvuna, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1133

• Serbia was attacked by the Dalmatian realm of Serbian Revolt, ruled by Gervasius 'the Wise'.

1134

• Strategos Uros of Karvuna lost the war against Despot Konstantinos II of Serbia 'the Unchaste'.

1135

• Despot Konstantinos II of Serbia lost the battle of Rashka against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Gervasius of Serbian Revolt.
• Despot Konstantinos II of Serbia died of severe stress on 22 November, 1135. His son, Konstantios, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Belgrade.
• A dragon was seen in the county of Travunia.

1136

• Despot Konstantios of Serbia lost the battle of Rashka against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Gervasius of Serbian Revolt.
• Despot Konstantios of Serbia lost the battle of Rashka against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Gervasius of Serbian Revolt.
• On 7 October, 1136, rumors began to reach us of a terrible outbreak of Plague in far off lands

1137

• Despot Konstantios of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Onogost against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Tuone of Serbian Revolt.

1138

• Despot Konstantios of Serbia, through deeds and character, came to be known as Despot Konstantios 'the Just'.
• Despot Konstantios of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Onogost against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Tuone of Serbian Revolt.
• Despot Konstantios of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Korinthos against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Tuone of Serbian Revolt.
• Tuone of Serbian Revolt 'the Purifier' lost the war against Despot Konstantios of Serbia 'the Just'.
• On 16 December, 1138 the Plague arrived at our borders. May God protect us.

1139

• On 12 March, 1139 word reached us that Persia has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• Despot Konstantios of Serbia died of the dreaded Plague on 12 May, 1139. His son, Konstantinos, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Plav.
• On 16 June, 1139 the Plague arrived at our borders. May God protect us.

1140

• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia went to war against Despot Konstantinos III of Bulgaria.
• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia went to war against Despot Konstantinos III of Bulgaria.
• Duchess Arpady Panni, the mother of Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia, died of the dreaded Plague on 10 February, 1140.
• On 2 June, 1140 word reached us that India has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 2 June, 1140 word reached us that the Middle east has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 2 June, 1140 word reached us that Asia minor has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1141

• On 2 July, 1141 word reached us that southern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• Ecumenical Patriarch Polyeuktos II, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died of severe stress on 22 October, 1141.
• Ecumenical Patriarch Stephanos III, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died of the dreaded Plague on 24 November, 1141.

1142

• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia won the war against Despot Konstantinos III of Bulgaria.
• Basileus Ioannes II of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Despot Konstantinos III, died of the dreaded Plague on 4 June, 1142.
• On 2 August, 1142 word reached us that western Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• The Paulician heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Zeta.

1143

• On 2 September, 1143 word reached us that eastern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 2 September, 1143 word reached us that northern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1144

• Serbia saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1145

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Smyrna.

1146

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Constantia.

1147

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Constantia.

1148

• In Belgrade, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Despot Konstantinos III.

1149

• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Ragusa.

1150

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Zeta just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.

1151

• The earth shook for three days in Zeta, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

1152

• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia went to war against Count Hypatios of Napoli.
• Ecumenical Patriarch Sergios III, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died a natural death on 8 April, 1152.
• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Napoli against the army of Napoli, commanded by Count Hypatios of Napoli.
• Countess Anastasia of Cherson supported Countess Anastasia of Cherson in war against her enemies.

1153

• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia won the war against Count Hypatios of Napoli.
• Konstantinos Angelos usurped the County of Napoli from Hypatios Chortatzis.

1154

• A river flooded parts of Serdica in the spring.

1155

• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia lost the battle of Jaffa against the army of Ascalon, commanded by Emir Tawfiq of Ascalon.
• Anastasia Angelos married Strategos Alexios, son of Megistos Angelos.

1156

• A river flooded parts of Ragusa in the spring.

1157

• A river flooded parts of Constantia in the spring.

1158

• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia went to war against Countess Judit of Capua.

1159

• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Rashka against the army of Capua, commanded by Countess Judit of Capua.
• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Capua against the army of Capua, commanded by Countess Judit of Capua.
• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia won the war against Countess Judit of Capua.
• Konstantinos Angelos usurped the County of Capua from Judit Drengot.
• Konstantinos Angelos created the title of Duchy of Capua, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1160

• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia made a pious pilgrimage to Jerusalem.

1161

• Ecumenical Patriarch Konstantinos IV, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died of Pneumonia on 18 January, 1161.
• Anthousa, the firstborn daughter, was born to Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia.
• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia went to war against Duke Kortan of Oltenia.
• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Nikopolis against the army of Oltenia, commanded by Duke Kortan of Oltenia.

1162

• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Craiova against the army of Oltenia, commanded by Count Ildey of Craiova.
• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Targu Jiu against the army of Oltenia, commanded by Duke Kortan of Oltenia.
• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia married Princess Ida, daughter of Blessed Heinrich V of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Ras against the army of Oltenia, commanded by Duke Kortan of Oltenia.
• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia won the war against Duke Kortan of Oltenia.

1163

• A river flooded parts of Mesembria in the spring.

1164

• Ecumenical Patriarch Dositheos, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died of depression on 21 November, 1164.

1165

• Konstantios, the firstborn son, was born to Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia.
• Basileus Isaakios II of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Despot Konstantinos III, died of complications related to Gout on 13 December, 1165.

1166

• Serbia saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1167

• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Travunia.

1168

• A river flooded parts of Tyrnovo in the spring.

1169

• A star fell from the sky in Smyrna, killing three cows.

1170

• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia, through deeds and character, came to be known as Despot Konstantinos III 'the Gentle'.

1171

• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Serdica against the army of Tyrnovian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Bozidar of Tyrnovian Peasant Revolt.

1172

• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia went to war against Doux Methodios of Optimatoi.

1173

• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia 'the Gentle' won the war against Doux Methodios of Optimatoi.

1174

• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Tyrnovo against the army of Koncek's Host, commanded by Koncek of Koncek's Host.

1175

• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Theodosia against the army of Cumania, commanded by Chief Yemelyan of Priluk.

1176

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Temes.

1177

• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia went to war against Duke Kortan of Oltenia.
• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia went to war against Despot Alexios of Bulgaria.

1178

• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia lost the battle of Tarsos against the army of Anatolia, commanded by Beylerbey Wolfgang of Cilicia.
• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Teluch against the army of Anatolia, commanded by Beylerbey Wolfgang of Cilicia.

1179

• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Serrae against the army of Serrae Peasant Revolt, commanded by Ioseph of Serrae Peasant Revolt.
• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia 'the Gentle' won the war against Despot Andronikos II of Bulgaria.
• Konstantinos Angelos usurped the County of Vidin from Nikolaos Taronites.

1180

• The earth shook for three days in Onogost, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

1181

• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia went to war against Sultan Umur of Rum.
• Despot Ioannes of Epirus supported Despot Ioannes of Epirus in war against his enemies.
• Queen Inga of Franconia supported Queen Inga of Franconia in war against her enemies.

1182

• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the army of Hudbad's Host, commanded by Hudbad of Hudbad's Host.

1183

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Karvuna.

1184

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Rashka.

1185

• A dragon was seen in the county of Rashka.

1186

• Despot Konstantinos III of Serbia was murdered on 25 August, 1186. His son, Konstantios, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Plav.
• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Nikomedeia.

1187

• A star fell from the sky in Arta, killing three cows.

1188

• People in Korchev claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

1189

• The Bogomilist heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Rashka.

1190

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Chios.

1191

• People in Priluk claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

1192

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Mesembria.

1193

• Despot Konstantios II of Serbia went to war against Duke Kaydum of Muntenia.

1194

• Serbia was attacked by the Greek realm of Serbian Revolt, ruled by Aikaterine 'the Just'.
• Prince Herakleios of Serbia married Princess Cecilie, daughter of Kaiser Richer II of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Despot Konstantios II of Serbia won the war against Duke Kaydum of Muntenia.

1195

• Duke Hugues of Paris supported Duke Hugues of Paris in war against his enemies.

1196

• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Nikomedeia.

1197

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Achaia.

1198

• Despot Konstantios II of Serbia, through deeds and character, came to be known as Despot Konstantios II 'the Just'.
• Ecumenical Patriarch Pavlos V, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died of severe stress on 23 August, 1198.
• Despot Konstantios II of Serbia married Anastasia, daughter of Strategos Konstantios of Moesia.

1199

• Despot Konstantios II of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the army of the Maghreb, commanded by Sheikh Muhammad of El Rif.
• Prince Herakleios, the heir of Despot Konstantios II of Serbia, was murdered on the orders of Cecile Angelos on 5 November, 1199.

1200

• Gregoria, the firstborn daughter, was born to Despot Konstantios II of Serbia.

1201

• Despot Konstantios II of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Cherson against the army of Cumania, commanded by Khan Asep of Tana.
• Aikaterine of Serbian Revolt 'the Just' made peace with Despot Konstantios II of Serbia 'the Just'.

1202

• In Belgrade, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Despot Konstantios II.

1203

• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Vidin.

1204

• In Herakleia, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Despot Konstantios II.

1205

• Despot Konstantios II of Serbia went to war against Khagan Asep of Tana.
• Despot Konstantios II of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Crimea against the army of Tana, commanded by Khan Uzluk of Uzlukid.
• Despot Konstantios II of Serbia 'the Just' won the war against Khagan Asep of Tana.

1206

• People in Serdica claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

1207

• Basileus Ioannes III of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Despot Konstantios II 'the Just', died in an accident on 20 July, 1207.

1208

• Despot Konstantios II of Serbia made a pious pilgrimage to Jerusalem.

1209

• Serbia was attacked by the Greek realm of Serbian Revolt, ruled by Romane.

1210

• A goat with three heads was born in Karvuna.

1211

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Cherson.

1212

• Romane of Serbian Revolt lost the war against Despot Konstantios II of Serbia 'the Just'.
• Despot Konstantios II of Serbia went to war against Doux Chrysanthos of Opsikion.
• Serbia was attacked by the Greek realm of Vidin, ruled by Count Konstantinos.
• Despot Konstantios II of Serbia 'the Just' tried but failed to imprison Count Konstantinos of Vidin, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Konstantios, the firstborn son, was born to Despot Konstantios II of Serbia.

1213

• Count Konstantinos of Vidin lost the war against Despot Konstantios II of Serbia 'the Just'.

1214

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Monemvasia.

1215

• In Rashka, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Despot Konstantios II.

1216

• Several people in Nikomedeia spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

1217

• Despot Konstantios II of Serbia went to war against Strategitissa Basillike of Adrianopolis.

1218

• Ecumenical Patriarch Ioannes IX, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died of complications related to Gout on 25 May, 1218.

1219

• Despot Konstantios II of Serbia 'the Just' won the war against Strategitissa Basillike of Adrianopolis.
• Despot Konstantios II of Serbia went to war against Doux Nichiforus II of Paphlagonia.

1220

• Despot Konstantios II of Serbia went to war against Doux Nichiforus II of Paphlagonia.

1221

• Queen Anastasia, the wife of Despot Konstantios II of Serbia, died of Cancer on 19 January, 1221.

1222

• Despot Konstantios II of Serbia died comatose in bed on 12 April, 1222. His son, Konstantios, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Nikomedeia.
• Despot Konstantios III of Serbia won the war against Doux Nichiforus II of Paphlagonia.

1223

• Konstantios Angelos created the title of Kingdom of Trebizond, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1224

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Zeta.

1225

• A giant destroyed several villages in Amastris, but then disappeared without trace.

1226

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Philippopolis.

1227

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Trapezous.

1228

• Despot Konstantios III of Serbia went to war against Queen Judjuna of Georgia.

1229

• A giant destroyed several villages in Korchev, but then disappeared without trace.

1230

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Ephesos.

1231

• Despot Konstantios III of Serbia won the war against Queen Judjuna of Georgia 'the Bewitched'.

1232

• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Amisos.

1233

• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Nikomedeia.

1234

• Despot Konstantios III of Serbia went to war against Despot Eirenaios of Epirus.

1235

• Despot Konstantios III of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Despot Diogenes of Epirus.
• Despot Konstantios III of Serbia married Margarita, daughter of Ogedei Borjigin.

1236

• Despot Konstantios III of Serbia won the war against Despot Diogenes of Epirus.
• Despot Konstantios III of Serbia went to war against Doux Alexios IV of Opsikion.
• Despot Konstantios III of Serbia went to war against Duchess Elaiodora of Thessalonika.

1237

• Despot Konstantios III of Serbia died of an infected wound on 3 May, 1237. His brother, Pavlos, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Nikomedeia.
• Pavlos Angelos created the title of Kingdom of Greece, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1238

• Despot Pavlos II of Serbia won the war against Duchess Elaiodora of Thessalonika.

1239

• Duchess Radica III of Dioclea, a powerful vassal of Despot Pavlos II of Serbia, converted from Catholic to Orthodox.
• Basileus Pyrros of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Despot Pavlos II, died of Great Pox on 12 August, 1239.
• Despot Pavlos II of Serbia went to war against Queen Judjuna of Georgia.
• Despot Pavlos II of Serbia married Queen Aikaterine, daughter of Despot Markos of Bulgaria.

1240

• In Ras, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Despot Pavlos II.

1241

• Despot Pavlos II of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Guria against the army of Georgia, commanded by Queen Judjuna of Georgia.
• Despot Pavlos II of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Tao against the army of Georgia, commanded by Duke Aghsartan of Tao.
• Despot Pavlos II of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Kakheti against the army of Georgia, commanded by Chief Anzori of Anakopia.

1242

• Despot Pavlos II of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Imeretia against the army of Georgia, commanded by Duke Aghsartan of Tao.
• Despot Pavlos II of Serbia won the war against Queen Judjuna of Georgia 'the Bewitched'.
• Anthousa, the firstborn daughter, was born to Despot Pavlos II of Serbia.
• Pavlos Angelos created the title of Kingdom of Thrace, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Basileus Manuel of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Despot Pavlos II, was murdered on the orders of Doux Alexios II of Abydos on 28 May, 1242.
• Ecumenical Patriarch Konstantinos V, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died a natural death on 12 September, 1242.

1243

• Serbia was attacked by the Greek realm of Abydos, ruled by Doux Alexios II 'Son of Satan'.
• Despot Pavlos II of Serbia tried but failed to imprison Doux Alexios II of Abydos 'Son of Satan', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Doux Alexios II of Abydos 'Son of Satan' lost the war against Despot Pavlos II of Serbia.

1244

• Ecumenical Patriarch Antonios IV, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died of Camp Fever on 21 March, 1244.

1245

• Despot Pavlos II of Serbia went to war against Sebastos Hippolytos of the Byzantine Empire.

1246

• Strategos Tryphon II of Cherson, a powerful vassal of Despot Pavlos II of Serbia, converted from Orthodox to Miaphysite.
• Strategos Herakleios of Adrianopolis, a powerful vassal of Despot Pavlos II of Serbia, converted from Orthodox to Miaphysite.
• Strategos Mesharsheya of Karvuna, a powerful vassal of Despot Pavlos II of Serbia, converted from Samaritan to Miaphysite.
• Doux Photios II of Aegean Islands, a powerful vassal of Despot Pavlos II of Serbia, converted from Orthodox to Miaphysite.
• Strategos Tryphon II of Cherson, a powerful vassal of Despot Pavlos II of Serbia, converted from Miaphysite to Orthodox.
• Despot Pavlos II of Serbia won the war against Sebastos Hippolytos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Usurper'.

1247

• Despot Pavlos II of Serbia, through deeds and character, came to be known as Despot Pavlos II 'the Fowler'.

1248

• A star fell from the sky in Ephesos, killing three cows.

1249

• Despot Pavlos II of Serbia supported Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.

1250

• A giant destroyed several villages in Monemvasia, but then disappeared without trace.

1251

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Lesbos.

1252

• Serbia was attacked by the Greek realm of Dioclea, ruled by Duchess Garyphallia 'the Unfaithful'.
• Despot Pavlos II of Serbia 'the Fowler' tried but failed to imprison Duchess Garyphallia of Dioclea 'the Unfaithful', causing her to come out in open rebellion.

1253

• Duchess Garyphallia of Dioclea 'the Unfaithful' lost the war against Despot Pavlos II of Serbia 'the Fowler'.
• Queen Aikaterine 'the Young', the wife of Despot Pavlos II of Serbia, died of Cancer on 25 September, 1253.
• Despot Pavlos II of Serbia married Princess Flavia, daughter of King Marco of Sicily.

1254

• Doux Photios II of Aegean Islands, a powerful vassal of Despot Pavlos II of Serbia, converted from Miaphysite to Orthodox.

1255

• A star fell from the sky in Rashka, killing three cows.

1256

• Serbia was attacked by the Greek realm of Armeniacon, ruled by Strategos Iakobos.
• Despot Pavlos II of Serbia 'the Fowler' tried but failed to imprison Strategos Iakobos of Armeniacon, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Strategos Herakleios of Adrianopolis, a powerful vassal of Despot Pavlos II of Serbia, converted from Miaphysite to Orthodox.

1257

• Strategos Iakobos of Armeniacon lost the war against Despot Pavlos II of Serbia 'the Fowler'.

1258

• Queen Anthousa of Bulgaria married Markos, son of Doux Andreas of Thracesia.

1259

• Doux Photios II of Aegean Islands, a powerful vassal of Despot Pavlos II of Serbia, converted from Orthodox to Miaphysite.

1260

• The Paulician heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Maroneia.

1261

• Serbia saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1262

• Despot Pavlos II of Serbia went to war against Sultan Aydogdu of Yemen.
• Sultan Abisalom II of Anatolia supported Sultan Abisalom II of Anatolia in war against his enemies.
• Konstantios, the firstborn son, was born to Despot Pavlos II of Serbia.

1263

• Several people in Nikomedeia spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

1264

• Despot Pavlos II of Serbia 'the Fowler' won the war against Sultan Aydogdu of Yemen 'Ironside'.

1265

• Pavlos Angelos created the title of Duchy of Coloneia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1266

• Despot Pavlos II of Serbia was victorious in the battle of Maragha against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Khagan Bolkhadar of the Mongol Empire.

1267

• A dragon was seen in the county of Traianopolis.

1268

• Despot Pavlos II of Serbia went to war against Emir Faruk of Asyut.

1269

• Pavlos Angelos inherited the the Byzantine Empire from Herakleios Komnenos.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Fowler' won the war against Emir Faruk of Asyut.
• Pavlos Angelos usurped the County of Constantinople from David Komnenos.

1270

• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Anatolia, ruled by Duchess Anthousa.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Fowler' tried but failed to imprison Duchess Anthousa of Anatolia, causing her to come out in open rebellion.

1271

• The army of Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Mayor Chrysogonos of Koralla, was victorious in the battle of Amisos against the armies of Etrek's Host.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Akroinon from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Antiochia from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Gaspadale from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Lisdra from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Isauria from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Amorion from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Polybotos from the enemy.

1272

• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Basileus Pavlos 'the Benevolent'.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Kremasti from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Acre from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Haifa from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Adelon from the enemy.

1273

• Duchess Anthousa of Anatolia lost the war against Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Benevolent'.
• Sultan Abisalom II of Anatolia supported Sultan Abisalom II of Anatolia in war against his enemies.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Turkish realm of Biranian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Togtekin.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Edessa from the enemy.
• Basilissa Flavia, the wife of Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire, died of Cancer on 6 October, 1273.
• Togtekin of Biranian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Benevolent'.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire married Duchess Nunzia, daughter of Niccolo di Castalnasetta.

1274

• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Sruk from the enemy.
• Pavlos Angelos usurped the Duchy of Apulia from Amelie de Toulouse.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Emperor Udonen Alajos of Carpathia.
• Ecumenical Patriarch Euthymios II, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died a natural death on 22 October, 1274.

1275

• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Severin from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Mehadia from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Reggio against the army of Sicily, commanded by Basilissa Nunzia of the Byzantine Empire.

1276

• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Palermo against the army of Carpathia, commanded by Emperor Udonen Alajos of Carpathia.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Benevolent' won the war against Emperor Udonen Alajos of Carpathia.
• Pavlos Angelos usurped the County of Targu Jiu from Anastasia Angelos.
• Pavlos Angelos usurped the County of Craiova from Yelisey Kladas.
• The army of Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Theophylaktos, was victorious in the battle of Zeta against the armies of the Maghreb.

1277

• Sultan Abisalom II of Anatolia supported Sultan Abisalom II of Anatolia in war against his enemies.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Emir Abu-Bakr of Alexandria.

1278

• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Kharibta from the enemy.
• The armies of the Byzantine Empire, led by Despot Markos of Bulgaria, captured Alexandria.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Scetis from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Naucratis from the enemy.
• The army of Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Mayor Chrysogonos of Koralla, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Kopti's Host.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Benevolent' won the war against Emir Abu-Bakr of Alexandria.
• Pavlos Angelos usurped the Duchy of Alexandria from Abu-Bakr Azamid.
• Despot Konstantios of the Byzantine Empire married Princess Lucinetta, daughter of King Ezio of Sicily.

1279

• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire went to war against King Iese of Georgia.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Antioch against the army of Yemen, commanded by Bey Mengucek of Tortosa.

1280

• The army of Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Shahanshah of Jazira, was victorious in the battle of Tao against the armies of Georgia.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Dvin from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Erebuni from the enemy.

1281

• The armies of the Byzantine Empire, led by Doux Konstantinos of Apulia, captured Paris.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Benevolent' won the war against King Iese of Georgia.
• Pavlos Angelos created the title of Kingdom of Armenia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1282

• Sultan Abisalom II of Anatolia supported Sultan Abisalom II of Anatolia in war against his enemies.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Bey Bozan of Archa.
• Alexandria lost Alexandria to the forces of Emir Sadiq of Damietta.

1283

• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Archa from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Shayzar from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Famia from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Benevolent' won the war against Bey Bozan of Archa.

1284

• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Turkish realm of Akroinoni Peasant Revolt, ruled by Balaban.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Turkish realm of Amoran Peasant Revolt, ruled by Balaban.

1285

• The army of Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Prince David of the Byzantine Empire, was victorious in the battle of Amorion against the armies of Amoran Peasant Revolt.
• Balaban of Amoran Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Benevolent'.
• The army of Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Prince David of the Byzantine Empire, was victorious in the battle of Akroinon against the armies of Akroinoni Peasant Revolt.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Bulgaria, ruled by Queen Anthousa 'the Able'.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Benevolent' tried but failed to imprison Queen Anthousa of Bulgaria 'the Able', causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• Balaban of Akroinoni Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Benevolent'.
• Queen Anthousa of Bulgaria 'the Able' lost the war against Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Benevolent'.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Thracesia, ruled by Doux Markos II.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Benevolent' tried but failed to imprison Doux Markos II of Thracesia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Shahanshah of Jazira, was victorious in the battle of Kyzikos against the armies of Thracesia.

1286

• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Talaura from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Sinope from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Themiscyra from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Carusus from the enemy.
• Doux Markos II of Thracesia lost the war against Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Benevolent'.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Viviana of Sicilian Revolt.

1287

• the Byzantine Empire saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1288

• The army of Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Artemios, was victorious in the battle of Avlonas against the armies of the Maghreb.

1289

• The army of Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Basileios of Rashka, was victorious in the battle of Zachlumia against the armies of the Maghreb.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire made a pious pilgrimage to Jerusalem.
• Ecumenical Patriarch Eustratios II, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died of Camp Fever on 27 June, 1289.
• Khagan Sotan of Gundigapuri supported Khagan Sotan of Gundigapuri in war against his enemies.

1290

• The Bogomilist heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Thessalia.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Emir Abdullah of Damietta.
• The Bogomilist heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Kastoria.

1291

• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Burah from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking al-Malhalla from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Athribis from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Busiris from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Tanta from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Mansoura from the enemy.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Benevolent' won the war against Emir Abdullah of Damietta 'the Evil'.

1292

• The army of Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Exarch Konstantios II of Trebizond, was victorious in the battle of Teluch against the armies of Ukhuna's Host.
• Pavlos Angelos usurped the Duchy of Damietta from Abdullah Sadiqid.

1293

• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Herakleios's Host, ruled by Herakleios.

1294

• The army of Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Koncek of Damietta, was victorious in the battle of Sardis against the armies of Herakleios's Host.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Paphlagonia against the army of Herakleios's Host, commanded by Herakleios of Herakleios's Host.
• Herakleios of Herakleios's Host lost the war against Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Benevolent'.
• Despot Konstantios of the Byzantine Empire married Mara.

1295

• The army of Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Patrician Marco of Benessa, was victorious in the battle of Zeta against the armies of the Maghreb.
• Basileus Pavlos of the Byzantine Empire died a natural death on 23 June, 1295. His son, Konstantios, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Abukir.
• Ecumenical Patriarch Isaias announced the formal annulment of Basileus Konstantios IVs marriage with Mara.
• The army of Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Abianos Abianosid, was victorious in the battle of Bilbays against the armies of Safed.

1296

• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Kharibta against the army of Rasheed, commanded by Sheikh Abdullah of Rasheed.
• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Kharibta against the army of Zygra, commanded by Sheikh Abu-Bakr of Zygra.
• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Emir Ubayd of Faiyum.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Cuman realm of Crimean Peasant Revolt, ruled by Tortogul.
• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Cairo from the enemy.
• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire married Princess Antonella, daughter of King Candido of Sicily.
• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Faiyum from the enemy.

1297

• The army of Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Georgios of Cilicia, was victorious in the battle of Crimea against the armies of Crimean Peasant Revolt.
• Tortogul of Crimean Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire.
• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Bahnasa from the enemy.
• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Ahnas from the enemy.
• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Bahariya from the enemy.
• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Budhkula from the enemy.
• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire won the war against Emir Azam of Faiyum.

1298

• The army of Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Koncek of Damietta, was victorious in the battle of Demetrias against the armies of Canarias.
• Prince Romanos of the Byzantine Empire married Euphrosine, daughter of King Barthelemi of France.
• The army of Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Georgios of Cilicia, was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the armies of Fezl's Host.

1299

• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Sheikh Abdullah of Hebron.

1300

• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Safed from the enemy.
• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Chastelet from the enemy.
• The army of Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Ecumenical Patriarch Isaias, was victorious in the battle of Irbid against the armies of Hebron.
• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire won the war against Sheikh Abdullah of Hebron.

1301

• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Sheikh Sadiq of Safed.
• The army of Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Ecumenical Patriarch Isaias, was victorious in the battle of Acre against the armies of Eldecyuk's Host.
• The army of Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Ecumenical Patriarch Isaias, was victorious in the battle of Tiberias against the armies of Al 'Aqabah.
• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Safed from the enemy.
• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Chastelet from the enemy.
• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Banyas from the enemy.
• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire won the war against Sheikh Sadiq of Safed.

1302

• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire went to war against King Raimondo of Sicily.
• The army of Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Laurentios, was victorious in the battle of Ohrid against the armies of the Maghreb.

1303

• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Reggio against the army of Sicily, commanded by Duchess Nunzia of Calabria.
• The army of Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Despot Valerios of Epirus, was victorious in the battle of Bari against the armies of Sicily.

1304

• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire won the war against King Raimondo of Sicily.
• The armies of the Byzantine Empire, led by Baron Jourdain of Estemon, captured Jerusalem.
• Jerusalem lost Jerusalem to the forces of Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire.

1305

• In Nikomedeia, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Basileus Konstantios IV.

1306

• People in Sozopolis claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

1307

• The army of Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Leontios Marchapsabos, was victorious in the battle of Korchev against the armies of Begluk's Host.
• Konstantios Angelos usurped the Duchy of Aswan from Jibril Bigid.

1308

• The armies of the Byzantine Empire, led by Nikephoros Monomachos, captured Jerusalem.
• Jerusalem lost Jerusalem to the forces of Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire.
• Basileus Konstantios IV of the Byzantine Empire died a natural death on 15 May, 1308. His half-brother, Romanos, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Abukir.
• The army of Basileus Romanos V of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Mayor Mukhran of Corabia, was victorious in the battle of Ani against the armies of Fezl's Host.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Italian realm of Reggioian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Martino.
• Basileus Romanos V of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Pelusia from the enemy.

1309

• The army of Basileus Romanos V of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Romanos II of Paphlagonia, was victorious in the battle of Chaldea against the armies of Khorilartai's Host.
• Martino of Reggioian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basileus Romanos V of the Byzantine Empire 'the Wise'.
• Basileus Romanos V of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Pope Martinus III.

1310

• The army of Basileus Romanos V of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Romanos II of Paphlagonia, was victorious in the battle of Theodosiopolis against the armies of Toghoril's Host.
• Basileus Romanos V of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Rome from the enemy.
• The army of Basileus Romanos V of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Mayor Adarnase of Midjnaberd, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of Castille.
• Basileus Romanos V of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Tusculum from the enemy.
• The army of Basileus Romanos V of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Konstantios of Epirus, was defeated in the battle of Epieros against the armies of the The Papacy.
• Basileus Romanos V of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Viterbo from the enemy.
• Basileus Romanos V of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Benevento against the army of the The Papacy, commanded by Pope Martinus III.

1311

• The army of Basileus Romanos V of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Anastasios Eparchos, was defeated in the battle of Napoli against the armies of Poland.
• Basileus Romanos V of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Orvieto against the army of Italy, commanded by King Flavio of Italy.
• Basileus Romanos V of the Byzantine Empire 'the Wise' won the war against Pope Martinus III.
• Romanos Angelos usurped the Duchy of Latium from Martinus.
• Romanos Angelos usurped the County of Rome from Martinus.
• Romanos Angelos usurped the County of Orvieto from Martinus.
• Romanos Angelos usurped the County of Orbetello from Martinus.

1312

• The army of Basileus Romanos V of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Leontios of Cherson, was victorious in the battle of Tmutarakan against the armies of Kopti's Host.

1313

• The army of Basileus Romanos V of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Bishop Sebastianos of Corduene, was victorious in the battle of Karin against the armies of Bugunutei's Host.
• The armies of the Byzantine Empire, led by Mayor Abdul-Lateef of Harbijah, captured Jerusalem.
• Jerusalem lost Jerusalem to the forces of Basileus Romanos V of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Romanos V of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Mayor Akakios of Cotyora, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Harghasun's Host.
• Hektorios, the firstborn son, was born to Basileus Romanos V of the Byzantine Empire.

1314

• A star fell from the sky in Mtshketa, killing three cows.

1315

• Basileus Romanos V of the Byzantine Empire died under suspicious circumstances on 19 January, 1315. His son, Hektorios, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Abukir.
• In Constantinople, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Prince Hektorios.

1316

• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Alexandria.

1317

• Alexandria was attacked by the Greek realm of Chrysopolis, ruled by Mayor Ioseph.
• Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire tried but failed to imprison Mayor Ioseph of Chrysopolis, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1318

• Mayor Ioseph of Chrysopolis lost the war against Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire.

1319

• Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Emir Yeh'lem III of Cyrenaica.

1320

• Ecumenical Patriarch Isaias, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died of severe stress on 14 November, 1320.

1321

• Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire won the war against Emir Yeh'lem III of Cyrenaica.

1322

• Basileus Valerios of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Prince Hektorios, died of Cancer on 16 September, 1322.

1323

• In Cairo, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Prince Hektorios.

1324

• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Alexandria.

1325

• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Cairo.

1326

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Rasheed.

1327

• A star fell from the sky in Kyzikos, killing three cows.

1328

• Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Prince Hektorios 'the Dragon'.

1329

• Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire married Irge, daughter of Khagan Borc of Gundigapuri.

1330

• Basileus Pavlos II of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Prince Hektorios 'the Dragon', was slain by Count Laurentios of Thessalia in personal combat on 27 May, 1330.
• Apollonia Angelos married Ottone, son of Blessed Tedice I of Jerusalem.
• Romanos, the firstborn son, was born to Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire.

1331

• Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Sheikh Is'mail of Zygra.

1332

• Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Zygra from the enemy.
• Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Fuka from the enemy.
• Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking El-Alamein from the enemy.
• Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire 'the Dragon' won the war against Sheikh Is'mail of Zygra.

1333

• Several people in Alexandria spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

1334

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Zygra just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.

1335

• A dragon was seen in the county of Abydos.

1336

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Cairo.

1337

• The earth shook for three days in Abydos, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

1338

• A goat with three heads was born in Alexandria.

1339

• Ecumenical Patriarch Theophanes, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died of severe stress on 27 May, 1339.

1340

• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Abydos.

1341

• Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Tmutarakan against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Khagan Bolkhadar II of the Mongol Empire.
• Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire lost the battle of Theodosia against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Khagan Bolkhadar II of the Mongol Empire.

1342

• Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Emira Silya of Cyrenaica.
• Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire lost the battle of Cherson against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Khagan Bolkhadar of the Mongol Empire.

1343

• Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Alexandria against the army of Cyrenaica, commanded by Emira Silya of Cyrenaica.
• Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire 'the Dragon' won the war against Emira Silya of Cyrenaica.

1344

• Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Orvieto against the army of Italy, commanded by King Radul of Italy.

1345

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Cairo.

1346

• Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire supported Basileus Romanos VI of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.
• Princess Euphrosine, the mother of Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire, died of Cancer on 6 July, 1346.
• Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Dedebaba Khachigun of Bektashi Order.

1347

• Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Targu Jiu against the army of Paulician Uprising, commanded by Boru of Paulician Uprising.
• Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Bistrita from the enemy.

1348

• Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire 'the Dragon' won the war against Dedebaba Khachigun of Bektashi Order 'the Tenacious'.

1349

• Emperor Udonen Soma of Carpathia supported Emperor Udonen Soma of Carpathia in war against his enemies.

1350

• A river flooded parts of Herakleia in the spring.

1351

• Basileus Romanos VI of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Prince Hektorios 'the Dragon', died of Cancer on 26 April, 1351.
• Basileus Innokentios of the Byzantine Empire converted from Orthodox to Miaphysite.
• Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Adana against the army of Aytekin's Host, commanded by Aytekin of Aytekin's Host.

1352

• People in Nikomedeia claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

1353

• Narses, the heir of Prince Hektorios of the Byzantine Empire, vanished without a trace on 31 May, 1353.
• On 7 June, 1353, Doux Hektorios of Alexandria was murdered on the orders of Doux Andronikos of Bucellarian. He was succeeded by his Miaphysite Christian son Constaninos.
• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Zygra.

1354

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Lesbos.

1355

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Abydos.

1356

• Doux Constaninos of Alexandria married Mechthild, daughter of Kaiser Ludolf of the Holy Roman Empire.

1357

• Doux Constaninos of Alexandria went to war against Ecumenical Patriarch Stephanos IV.
• Basileus Laurentios of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Doux Constaninos, died under suspicious circumstances on 25 September, 1357.

1358

• Doux Constaninos of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Rome from the enemy.
• Doux Constaninos of Alexandria was victorious in the battle of Lecce against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Ecumenical Patriarch Stephanos IV.

1359

• Pavlos, the firstborn son, was born to Doux Constaninos of Alexandria.
• Doux Constaninos of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Tusculum from the enemy.
• Doux Constaninos of Alexandria won the war against Ecumenical Patriarch Stephanos IV.
• Doux Constaninos of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Benghazi from the enemy.

1360

• The earth shook for three days in Kyzikos, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

1361

• The earth shook for three days in Orbetello, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

1362

• Doux Constaninos of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Souvigny from the enemy.
• The Paulician heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Cairo.
• Irge, the mother of Doux Constaninos of Alexandria, was murdered on the orders of Count Polykarpos of Abydos on 20 November, 1362.
• Alexandria was attacked by the Greek realm of Abydos, ruled by Count Polykarpos.
• Doux Constaninos of Alexandria tried but failed to imprison Count Polykarpos of Abydos, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1363

• Pope Alexandros announced the formal annulment of Doux Constaninoss marriage with Mechthild von Habsburg.
• Doux Constaninos of Alexandria married Princess Theoktiste, daughter of Basileus Konstantios V of the Byzantine Empire.

1364

• Count Polykarpos of Abydos lost the war against Doux Constaninos of Alexandria.
• Doux Constaninos of Alexandria went to war against Smbat of Armenian Revolt.

1365

• Doux Constaninos of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Ascalon from the enemy.
• Doux Constaninos of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Harbijah from the enemy.
• Doux Constaninos of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Agelen from the enemy.
• Doux Constaninos of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking La Forbie from the enemy.
• Doux Constaninos of Alexandria won the war against Smbat of Armenian Revolt 'the Tenacious'.

1366

• As a distinguished leader of the Hermetic Society, Doux Constaninos invited all members to partake in a Grand Debate.

1367

• Doux Constaninos of Alexandria went to war against Patrikios Da?oud of the Byzantine Empire.

1368

• Pope Alexandros, leader of all Miaphysite faithful, died a natural death on 14 March, 1368.
• Basileus Konstantios V of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Doux Constaninos, died a natural death on 18 April, 1368.
• Despot Constaninos of Bulgaria successfully led his armies, taking Ikhmim from the enemy.

1369

• Despot Constaninos of Bulgaria successfully led his armies, taking Al Minya from the enemy.
• Despot Constaninos of Bulgaria won the war against Doux Sharif of Damietta 'the Fowler'.

1370

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Orbetello.

1371

• Despot Constaninos of Bulgaria converted from Miaphysite to Orthodox.

1372

• Despot Constaninos of Bulgaria went to war against Doux Orestes of Cibyrrhaeot.

1373

• Despot Constaninos of Bulgaria successfully led his armies, taking Deimachar from the enemy.

1374

• Despot Constaninos of Bulgaria successfully led his armies, taking Bethlehem from the enemy.
• Despot Athanasios II of Sicily supported Despot Athanasios II of Sicily in war against his enemies.

1375

• Despot Constaninos of Bulgaria lost the war against Doux Orestes of Cibyrrhaeot 'the Young'.
• Queen Theoktiste of Bulgaria supported Queen Theoktiste of Bulgaria in war against her enemies.

1376

• People in Giza claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

1377

• Despot Constaninos of Bulgaria, through deeds and character, came to be known as Despot Constaninos 'the Apostle'.

1378

• Ecumenical Patriarch Stephanos IV, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died a natural death on 10 June, 1378.

1379

• Several people in Alexandria spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

1380

• Despot Constaninos of Bulgaria was victorious in the battle of Palmyra against the army of Yemen, commanded by Beylerbey Batuhan II of Palmyra.

1381

• The earth shook for three days in Orbetello, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

1382

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Orvieto.

1383

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Orvieto just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.

1384

• Despot Constaninos of Bulgaria went to war against Queen Philippa of Epirus.

1385

• Despot Constaninos of Bulgaria went to war against Duchess Damiane of Epirus.
• Doux Constaninos of Alexandria died from a bad case of the Flu on 2 June, 1385. His son, Konstantios, succeeded to the throne of the Duchy with a grand ceremony in Abukir.
• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Cairo.

1386

• Prince Konstantios of Bulgaria won the war against Sebaste Damiane of the Byzantine Empire.
• Ecumenical Patriarch Theodosios, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died of depression on 8 September, 1386.

1387

• Alexandria saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1388

• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Arta.

1389

• Prince Konstantios of Bulgaria made a pious pilgrimage to Jerusalem.

1390

• Prince Konstantios of Bulgaria supported Basileus Petros of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.

1391

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Lesbos just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.

1392

• Several people in Alexandria spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

1393

• Queen Theoktiste of Bulgaria supported Queen Theoktiste of Bulgaria in war against her enemies.

1394

• Alexandria was attacked by the Italian realm of Orvietian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Severo.
• Severo of Orvietian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Prince Konstantios of Bulgaria.

1395

• Prince Konstantios of Bulgaria, through deeds and character, came to be known as Prince Konstantios 'the Kind'.
• Prince Konstantios of Bulgaria successfully led his armies, taking Monreale from the enemy.

1396

• Prince Konstantios of Bulgaria successfully led his armies, taking Cefalu from the enemy.
• Prince Konstantios of Bulgaria went to war against Doux Lot of Damietta.
• Prince Konstantios of Bulgaria married Duchess Eglantine, daughter of Duke Jaufre of Toulouse.

1397

• Prince Konstantios of Bulgaria successfully led his armies, taking Tinnis from the enemy.

1398

• Queen Theoktiste of Bulgaria supported Queen Theoktiste of Bulgaria in war against her enemies.
• Prince Konstantios of Bulgaria successfully led his armies, taking Said from the enemy.
• Prince Konstantios of Bulgaria 'the Kind' won the war against Duchess Nabila of Aswan.

1399

• Prince Konstantios of Bulgaria successfully led his armies, taking Side from the enemy.
• Prince Konstantios of Bulgaria successfully led his armies, taking Cibyra from the enemy.
• Prince Konstantios of Bulgaria successfully led his armies, taking Rila from the enemy.
• Prince Konstantios of Bulgaria successfully led his armies, taking Etropole from the enemy.

1400

• Prince Konstantios of Bulgaria successfully led his armies, taking Halikarnassos from the enemy.
• Pavlos, the heir of Prince Konstantios of Bulgaria, was murdered on the orders of Agathe Botaneiates on 3 October, 1400.

1401

• Konstantios Angelos displayed his great power by founding the new Kingdom of Alexandria.
• Despot Konstantios II of Alexandria went to war against Doux Gabriel II of Aswan.
• The army of Despot Konstantios II of Alexandria, commanded by Mikail Ikhmimid, was victorious in the battle of Ikhmim against the armies of Aswan.

1402

• Despot Konstantios II of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Bahariya from the enemy.

1403

• Despot Konstantios II of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Budhkula from the enemy.
• Despot Konstantios II of Alexandria 'the Kind' won the war against Doux Gabriel II of Aswan.

1404

• Alexandros, the firstborn son, was born to Despot Konstantios II of Alexandria.
• Despot Konstantios II of Alexandria went to war against Doux Michael III of Moesia.

1405

• Despot Konstantios II of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Dorostotum from the enemy.
• Despot Konstantios II of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Rusi from the enemy.
• Despot Konstantios II of Alexandria 'the Kind' won the war against Doux Michael III of Moesia.
• Despot Konstantios II of Alexandria went to war against Doux Anatolios of Ohrid.
• Despot Konstantios II of Alexandria was slain by Ioustinos Koresses in personal combat on 13 October, 1405. His son, Alexandros, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Abukir.
• A dragon was seen in the county of Cairo.

1406

• A goat with three heads was born in Rasheed.

1407

• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria won the war against Doux Anatolios of Ohrid.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria went to war against Duchess Damiane of Epirus.
• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Count Ra'uf of Ikhmim, was victorious in the battle of Ohrid against the armies of Epirus.
• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Count Ra'uf of Ikhmim, was victorious in the battle of Epieros against the armies of Epirus.
• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Valerios, was victorious in the battle of Kastoria against the armies of Epirus.

1408

• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Valerios, was victorious in the battle of Cephalonia against the armies of Epirus.

1409

• Doux Constaninos of Cyrenaica married Gregoria, daughter of Doux Loukas II of Apulia.
• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Count Ra'uf of Ikhmim, was victorious in the battle of Naupaktos against the armies of Epirus.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria won the war against Duchess Damiane of Epirus 'the Chaste'.

1410

• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria went to war against Doux Gabriel II of Aswan.
• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Count Ra'uf of Ikhmim, was victorious in the battle of Bahariya against the armies of Aswani Revolt.
• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Count Ra'uf of Ikhmim, was victorious in the battle of Kharibta against the armies of Aswan.

1411

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Dorostotum.

1412

• Several people in Alexandria spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

1413

• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria won the war against Doux Gabriel II of Aswan.
• Alexandros Angelos created the title of Duchy of Cephalonia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1414

• The earth shook for three days in Naupaktos, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

1415

• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria went to war against Duchess Theophano of Oltenia.
• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Orestes, was victorious in the battle of Damietta against the armies of Oltenia.
• Queen Theoktiste of Bulgaria supported Queen Theoktiste of Bulgaria in war against her enemies.

1416

• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria won the war against Duchess Theophano of Oltenia.

1417

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Ohrid.

1418

• Alexandros Angelos inherited the Bulgaria from Theoktiste Angelos.
• Ecumenical Patriarch Nikephoros II, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died of complications related to Gout on 18 June, 1418.
• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Lord Mayor Sermon of Constantia, was victorious in the battle of Lykia against the armies of Adana.
• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Lord Mayor Sermon of Constantia, was victorious in the battle of Laodikeia against the armies of Thracesia.
• Duchess Eglantine, the mother of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, died after a disagreement with a meal on 11 December, 1418.

1419

• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Nassib, was victorious in the battle of Teluch against the armies of Adana.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria won the war against Doux Ashraf of Thracesia 'the Lord of Thracesia'.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria went to war against Despot Theodosios of Armenia.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria went to war against Romanos of Armenian Revolt.
• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Nassib, was victorious in the battle of Tyana against the armies of Armenian Revolt.

1420

• Alexandria was attacked by the Swedish realm of Sigurd's Host, ruled by Sigurd.

1421

• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria won the war against Romanos of Armenian Revolt.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Orvieto from the enemy.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Alviano from the enemy.

1422

• Sigurd of Sigurd's Host lost the war against Despot Alexandros of Alexandria.
• Doux Eugenios II of Vidin, a powerful vassal of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, converted from Miaphysite to Orthodox.
• Duchess Stephania of Cibyrrhaeot, a powerful vassal of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, converted from Miaphysite to Orthodox.
• Doux Hippolytos of Toulouse, a powerful vassal of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, converted from Orthodox to Catholic.
• Doux Hippolytos of Toulouse, a powerful vassal of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, converted from Catholic to Orthodox.

1423

• Despot Himerios of Anatolia supported Despot Himerios of Anatolia in war against his enemies.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria supported Emir Constaninos of Cyrenaica in war against his enemies.
• The Monophysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Mesembria.
• Aigidia, the firstborn daughter, was born to Despot Alexandros of Alexandria.

1424

• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Miletos from the enemy.
• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Bishop Adrianos of Qantir, was victorious in the battle of Rasheed against the armies of the Maghreb.
• Alexandria was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Ikhmim, ruled by Count Murad.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria tried but failed to imprison Count Murad of Ikhmim, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1425

• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Lebedos from the enemy.
• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Mayor Komitas of Maadi, was victorious in the battle of Quena against the armies of Ikhmim.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Tralles from the enemy.
• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Iakobos Taronites, was defeated in the battle of Kastoria against the armies of Samos.

1426

• Count Murad of Ikhmim lost the war against Despot Alexandros of Alexandria.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria went to war against Count Michael of Farafra.
• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Mayor Komitas of Maadi, was victorious in the battle of Farafra against the armies of Farafra.

1427

• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Count Geraud of Mallorca, was victorious in the battle of Kharga against the armies of Farafra.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria won the war against Count Michael of Farafra.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria went to war against Emir Constaninos of Cyrenaica.

1428

• Alexandria was attacked by the Greek realm of Mesembrian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Megistos.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria went to war against Eduardo of Papal Revolt.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria won the war against Emir Constaninos of Cyrenaica 'the Bold'.
• Megistos of Mesembrian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Despot Alexandros of Alexandria.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria married Princess Udonen Orsolya, daughter of Emperor Udonen Domoszlo of Carpathia.
• Alexandros Angelos created the title of Kingdom of Egypt, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria went to war against Emir Agwillul II of Paraetonium.
• Emir Constaninos of Cyrenaica, a powerful vassal of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, converted from Orthodox to Catholic.
• Emir Constaninos of Cyrenaica, a powerful vassal of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, converted from Catholic to Orthodox.
• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Count Geraud of Mallorca, was victorious in the battle of All realm provinces against the armies of Paraetonium.

1429

• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria won the war against Emir Agwillul II of Paraetonium.
• Alexandria was attacked by the Armenian realm of Adana, ruled by Count Atrak 'the Hunter'.
• Doux Eugenios II of Vidin, a powerful vassal of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, converted from Orthodox to Miaphysite.
• Doux Eugenios II of Vidin, a powerful vassal of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, converted from Miaphysite to Orthodox.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Adana from the enemy.

1430

• Despot Himerios of Anatolia supported Despot Himerios of Anatolia in war against his enemies.
• Ecumenical Patriarch Manuel, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died of Cancer on 10 February, 1430.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Anazarba from the enemy.
• Count Atrak of Adana 'the Hunter' lost the war against Despot Alexandros of Alexandria.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, through deeds and character, came to be known as Despot Alexandros 'the Just'.

1431

• Despot Himerios of Anatolia supported Despot Himerios of Anatolia in war against his enemies.

1432

• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria lost the battle of Prusa against the army of Sardis, commanded by Count Theodosios of Sardis.
• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Athanasios, was victorious in the battle of Sardis against the armies of Sardis.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Sardis from the enemy.

1433

• Konstantios, the firstborn son, was born to Despot Alexandros of Alexandria.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Philadelphia from the enemy.
• Alexandria was attacked by the Greek realm of Farafra, ruled by Count Asim.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria 'the Just' tried but failed to imprison Count Asim of Farafra, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Tolun of Flaviupolis, was victorious in the battle of Asyut against the armies of Farafra.

1434

• Count Asim of Farafra lost the war against Despot Alexandros of Alexandria 'the Just'.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria went to war against Pope Benedictus XII.
• The Monophysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Asyut.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Sestos from the enemy.

1435

• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Verissa from the enemy.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Chariopolis from the enemy.
• Alexandria lost Alexandria to the forces of Pope Benedictus XII.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Constantinople from the enemy.
• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Count Jerjer of Bahariya, was defeated in the battle of Damietta against the armies of Gotland.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Abukir from the enemy.
• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Daniel Palaiologos, was defeated in the battle of Nikopolis against the armies of Knights Templar.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Burg El-Arab from the enemy.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Alexandria from the enemy.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Galata from the enemy.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Hieron from the enemy.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria 'the Just' won the war against Pope Benedictus XII 'the Monk'.
• Alexandros Angelos usurped the Duchy of Thrace from Fortunato Angelerio.
• Alexandros Angelos usurped the County of Constantinople from Fortunato Angelerio.
• Alexandros Angelos usurped the County of Thrake from Gaetano Angelerio.
• Ecumenical Patriarch Isidoros, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died frothing at the mouth on 6 December, 1435.
• Alexandria was attacked by the Greek realm of Kharibta, ruled by Countess Gregoria.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria 'the Just' tried but failed to imprison Countess Gregoria of Kharibta, causing her to come out in open rebellion.

1436

• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Samuel, was victorious in the battle of Siwa against the armies of Kharibta.
• Caliph Mezwar declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Sunnis were called to conquer Egypt from the Orthodoxs.
• Alexandria was attacked by the Berber realm of the Maghreb, ruled by Caliph Mezwar 'the Mutilator'.

1437

• Emir Constaninos of Cyrenaica, a powerful vassal of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, converted from Orthodox to Catholic.
• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Samuel, was victorious in the battle of Farama against the armies of Kharibta.
• Countess Gregoria of Kharibta lost the war against Despot Alexandros of Alexandria 'the Just'.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Benghazi from the enemy.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Barca from the enemy.

1438

• Alexandria was attacked by the Occitan realm of Foixian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Lois.
• Lois of Foixian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Despot Alexandros of Alexandria 'the Just'.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria was victorious in the battle of Syrte against the army of the Maghreb, commanded by Emir Misagenes of Tripolitania.

1439

• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria lost the battle of Djerba against the army of the Maghreb, commanded by Emir Mula of Fes.

1440

• Despot Himerios of Anatolia supported Despot Himerios of Anatolia in war against his enemies.

1441

• The Monophysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Bitola.
• Duchess Azenet of Aswan, a powerful vassal of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, converted from Miaphysite to Monophysite.

1442

• The Jihad declared by Mezwar Abbasid ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Egypt.
• Caliph Mezwar 'the Mutilator' lost the war against Despot Alexandros of Alexandria 'the Just'.
• Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, through deeds and character, came to be known as Despot Alexandros 'the Holy'.

1443

• The army of Despot Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Samuel, was victorious in the battle of Lecce against the armies of Sicily.
• Alexandros Angelos displayed his great power by founding the new Empire of Alexandria.

1444

• A river flooded parts of Zakynthos in the spring.

1445

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Tobruk just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.

1446

• Basileus Alexandros of Alexandria went to war against Despot Porphyrios of Trebizond.
• The army of Basileus Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Samuel, was victorious in the battle of Lykandos against the armies of Trebizond.

1447

• Basileus Alexandros of Alexandria successfully led his armies, taking Amisos from the enemy.
• Basilissa Udonen Orsolya 'the Jittery', the wife of Basileus Alexandros of Alexandria, died of Great Pox on 17 November, 1447.

1448

• Basileus Alexandros of Alexandria married Berengaria, daughter of Orderic Ua Briain.
• Basileus Alexandros of Alexandria 'the Holy' won the war against Despot Porphyrios of Trebizond.
• Basileus Alexandros of Alexandria made a pious pilgrimage to Jerusalem.
• Despot Porphyrios of Trebizond, a powerful vassal of Basileus Alexandros of Alexandria, converted from Miaphysite to Orthodox.

1449

• Konstantios Angelos married Isentrude, daughter of Duke Ekbert of Courland.
• The army of Basileus Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Serapion Syraneres, was victorious in the battle of Cephalonia against the armies of the Maghreb.
• Alexandria was attacked by the Greek realm of Nikaean Peasant Revolt, ruled by Theodoros.

1450

• Theodoros of Nikaean Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basileus Alexandros of Alexandria 'the Holy'.
• Basileus Alexandros of Alexandria went to war against Despot Andronikos of Serbia.
• Despot Himerios of Anatolia supported Despot Himerios of Anatolia in war against his enemies.

1451

• The army of Basileus Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Ioulianos, was victorious in the battle of Astibus against the armies of Serbia.
• Basilissa Berengaria, the wife of Basileus Alexandros of Alexandria, died of complications related to Gout on 20 April, 1451.
• Basileus Alexandros of Alexandria married Countess Sofie, daughter of Count Dietwin of Poznan.
• The army of Basileus Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Ioulianos, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of Serbia.
• The army of Basileus Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Ioulianos, was victorious in the battle of Sozopolis against the armies of Avag's Host.
• Basileus Alexandros of Alexandria 'the Holy' won the war against Despot Andronikos of Serbia 'the Wise'.
• The army of Basileus Alexandros of Alexandria, commanded by Mayor Symeon of Latakiah, was victorious in the battle of Rasheed against the armies of the Maghreb.

1452

• Basileus Alexandros of Alexandria went to war against Cardinal Galeazzo of Thrace.

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