Historical Events tagged with "isaurian"

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Politics & Government

Theodosius III Resigns, Leo III Ascends

March 25th, 717 1307 years ago

Theodosius III chose to resign from the Byzantine throne, transitioning to a life of clergy. This pivotal decision allowed Leo III to take over, marking the beginning of the Isaurian dynasty. Their reign would significantly shape the future of the Byzantine Empire, particularly in its military and administrative structures.

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Politics & Government

Zeno Becomes Co-Emperor of the Eastern Roman Empire

February 9th, 474 1551 years ago

Zeno was crowned co-emperor alongside his predecessor, Leo I, in a significant political move aimed at stabilizing the Eastern Roman Empire's rule. This transition took place in Constantinople, where political maneuvering was paramount to the ongoing power struggles of the time. Zeno, previously known as Tarasicodissa, would ultimately shape the future of the empire through alliances and military reforms. His rise marked a pivotal moment in the leadership dynamics of Constantinople, and it was seen as a strategic decision during a period of both internal and external threats faced by the empire.

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