charsianon造句

• The Argyroi apparently originated in the province of Charsianon, where they had large estates.
• The Argyros family, however, had strong connections with Charsianon, from which it hailed.
• He also founded the monastery of Saint Elizabeth in his native Charsianon, where he was probably buried.
• Only a splinter of his army escaped under his son, but was then defeated and captured by the commander of the Charsianon district.
• In 872 or 878 / 9, Christopher led an expedition against the Paulicians of Tephrike, comprising the forces of the Charsianon and Armeniakon themes.
• Leo Argyros hailed from the area of Charsianon, and served as a " tourmarches " under Emperor Michael III ( reigned 842 867 ).
• He was, however, pursued by Machairas, the " kleisourarch
  s " of Charsianon, and was defeated and captured with many of his men.
• Only the Emir's son, at the head of a small force, managed to escape the battlefield, fleeing south towards the border area of Charsianon.
• The Byzantines caught up with the Arabs near the fort of Charsianon, and inflicted a heavy defeat upon them, killing 1, 600 and taking some seven thousand prisoner.
• In the 10th century, the theme of Charsianon became a major stronghold of the landed military aristocracy, with the great clans of doux " of Charsianon in 1072 1073.
• In the 10th century, the theme of Charsianon became a major stronghold of the landed military aristocracy, with the great clans of doux " of Charsianon in 1072 1073.
• Eustathios was then appointed as " strategos " of the border theme of Charsianon, a position notably inferior in rank to that of the Anatolics that he had held previously.
• As he turned back, however, he was encircled in the area of Podandos by the assembled forces of the Byzantine commands of Koron ), Kawkab ( unidentified ) and Harshana ( Charsianon ).
• In the next year, Sayf al-Dawla led a large force into Byzantine territory, ravaging the themes of Lykandos and Charsianon, but on his return he was ambushed by Leo Phokas in a mountain pass.
• Muslim sources attribute to him the capture of the fortress of Charsianon in September / October 730, but Byzantine sources state that this was done by Mu'awiya's uncle, Maslama ibn Abd al-Malik.
• Phokas soon tricked Skleros into a meeting and placed him under arrest, but now the decisive conflict over the throne was inevitable : on 15 August or 14 September 987, in Maleinos's house in the Charsianon theme, the assembled leading aristocratic families proclaimed Phokas as emperor.
• Modern scholars on the other hand have adopted a different reconstruction of events, with a first battle taking place at Pankaleia in June 978, a second battle some time at Basilika Therma in Charsianon later in autumn / winter, and with the third and decisive battle taking place at Sarvenis in March 979;
• At the head of a strong cavalry force the numbers reported in the sources vary from as few as 3, 000 to as many as 30, 000 Sayf al-Dawla invaded Byzantine territory, and advanced unopposed as far as the fortress of Charsianon, capital of the theme of the same name.
• Basil reacted by sending his relative, the Domestic of the Schools strategoi " of the themes of Armeniakon and Charsianon ahead with some four to five thousand men, to make contact with the Paulician army, shadow it as far as the pass and report on its intentions, i . e . whether it intended to double back westwards to resume raiding Byzantine territory or whether it headed back to Tephrike, in which case they would have to rejoin the Domestic's forces.
• In late 908 Eustathios Argyros was promoted to the rank of " magistros "  the highest court dignity open to someone not a member of the imperial family and the post of Drungary of the Watch, i . e . commander of the Leo, who served in the palace as manglabites ( personal bodyguards of the emperor ), arranged to have their father's body transferred for burial to the monastery of Saint Elizabeth in the Charsianon district, founded by Eustathios'father.