drungary造句

• Nicholas, who served as Grand Drungary of the Watch; the " protoproedros " and " kouropalates"
• In Pseudo-Kodinos'work, the Domestic of the Schools ranks 31st in the imperial hierarchy, between the " mystikos " and the Grand Drungary of the Fleet.
• Uniquely among the " tagmata ", and perhaps a reflection of its ancestry, since it was more common in the 6th century, the commander of the " Vigla " bore the title of " droungarios ", in English sometimes rendered as " Drungary of the Watch ".
• About 1053 Constantine IX disbanded what the historian John Skylitzes calls the " Iberian Army ", which consisted of 50, 000 men and it was turned as a contemporary Drungary of the Watch . two other knowledgeable contemporaries, the former officials Michael Attaleiates and Kekaumenos, agree with Skylitzes that by demobilizing these soldiers Constantine did catastrophic harm to the Empire's eastern defenses.
• The " droungarios " of the Imperial Fleet was raised to the rank of " "'megas droungarios [ tou stolou ] " "'( " Grand Drungary [ of the Fleet ] " ) in the 11th century, acting as commander-in-chief of the entire Byzantine navy, until he was replaced in this task by the " megas doux " in the 1090s.
• 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.