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Dalassenoi

Author(s) : Krsmanović Bojana (9/11/2003)
Translation : Chrysanthopoulos Dimitrios

For citation: Krsmanović Bojana, "Dalassenoi",
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1. General 2. Descent of the Dalassenoi 3. The emergence of the Dalassenoi (2nd half of the 10th – first decades of the 11th century) 4. The conflict of the Dalassenoi with members of the Paphlagonian dynasty 5. The Dalassenoi during the 2nd half of the 11th century 6. The Dalassenoi during the Komnenoi dynasty 7. The waning of the prestige of the Dalassenoi family in the 13th century

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