Rulers of the Byzantine Empire
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2004.
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Rulers of the Byzantine Empire
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2004
Rulers of the Byzantine Empire
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2004
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RULERS OF THE BYZANTINE EMPIRE Rulers of the Byzantine Empire | Emperor (or Empress) | Dates of Reign | | Constantine I (the Great) | 330–37 | | Constantius | 337–61 | | Julian (the Apostate) | 361–63 | | Jovian | 363–64 | | Valens | 364–78 | | Theodosius I (the Great) | 379–95 | | Arcadius | 395–408 | | Theodosius II | 408–50 | | Marcian | 450–57 | | Leo I (the Great or the Thracian) | 457–74 | | Leo II | 474 | | Zeno | 474–75 | | Basiliscus | 475–76 | | Zeno (restored) | 476–91 | | Anastasius I | 491–518 | | Justin I | 518–27 | | Justinian I (the Great) | 527–65 | | Justin II | 565–78 | | Tiberius II Constantinus | 578–82 | | Maurice | 582–602 | | Phocas | 602–10 | | Heraclius | 610–41 | | Constantine III and Heracleonas | 641 | | Heracleonas | 641 | | Constans II Pogonatus | 641–68 | | Constantine IV | 668–85 | | Justinian II Rhinotmetus | 685–95 | | Leontius | 695–98 | | Tiberius III | 698–705 | | Justinian II (restored) | 705–11 | | Philippicus Bardanes | 711–13 | | Anastasius II | 713–15 | | Theodosius III | 716–17 | | Leo III (the Isaurian or the Syrian) | 717–41 | | Constantine V Copronymus | 741–75 | | Leo IV (the Khazar) | 775–80 | | Constantine VI | 780–97 | | Irene | 797–802 | | Nicephorus I | 802–11 | | Stauracius | 811 | | Michael I | 811–13 | | Leo V (the Armenian) | 813–20 | | Michael II (the Stammerer) | 820–29 | | Theophilus | 829–42 | | Michael III (the Drunkard) | 842–67 | | Basil I (the Macedonian) | 867–86 | | Leo VI (the Wise or the Philosopher) | 886–912 | | Alexander | 912–13 | | Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus | 913–19 | | Romanus I Lecapenus | 919–44 | | Constantine VII (restored) | 944–59 | | Romanus II | 959–63 | | Basil II Bulgaroktonos | 963 | | Nicephorus II Phocas | 963–69 | | John I Tzimisces | 969–76 | | Basil II (restored) | 976–1025 | | Constantine VIII | 1025–28 | | Zoë and Romanus III Argyrus | 1028–34 | | Zoë and Michael IV (the Paphlagonian) | 1034–41 | | Zoë and Michael V Calaphates | 1041–42 | | Zoë and Theodora | 1042 | | Zoë, Theodora, and Constantine IX Monomachus | 1042–50 | | Theodora and Constantine IX | 1050–55 | | Theodora | 1055–56 | | Michael VI Stratioticus | 1056–57 | | Isaac I Comnenus | 1057–59 | | Constantine X Ducas | 1059–67 | | Michael VII Ducas (Parapinaces) | 1067–68 | | Romanus IV Diogenes | 1068–71 | | Michael VII Ducas (restored) | 1071–78 | | Nicephorus III Botaniates | 1078–81 | | Alexius I Comnenus | 1081–1118 | | John II Comnenus | 1118–43 | | Manuel I Comnenus | 1143–80 | | Alexius II Comnenus | 1180–83 | | Andronicus I Comnenus | 1183–85 | | Isaac II Angelus | 1185–95 | | Alexius III Angelus | 1195–1203 | | Isaac II (restored) and Alexius IV Angelus | 1203–4 | | Alexius V Ducas | 1204 | | Theodore I Lascaris | 1204–22 | | John III Vatatzes or Ducas | 1222–54 | | Theodore II Lascaris | 1254–58 | | John IV Lascaris | 1258–61 | | Michael VIII Palaeologus | 1259–82 | | Andronicus II Palaeologus | 1282–1328 | | Andronicus III Palaeologus | 1328–41 | | John V Palaeologus | 1341–76 | | John VI Cantacuzenus (usurper) | 1347–55 | | Andronicus IV Palaeologus | 1376–79 | | John V Palaeologus (restored) | 1379–91 | | John VII Palaeologus (usurper) | 1390 | | Manuel II Palaeologus | 1391–1425 | | John VII Palaeologus (restored as coemperor) | 1399–1412 | | John VIII Palaeologus | 1425–48 | | Constantine XI Palaeologus | 1449–53 | ____________________The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition Copyright© 2004, Columbia University Press. Licensed from Lernout & Hauspie Speech Products N.V. All rights reserved. -41273- | |
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Publication Information: Encyclopedia Article Title: Rulers of the Byzantine Empire. Encyclopedia Title: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. Publisher: Columbia University Press. Place of Publication: New York. Publication Year: 2004.
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