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Theoktistos (Greek: Θεόκτιστος; fl. 802–821) was a senior Byzantine official who played an important role under the Nikephorian dynasty (802–813). Theoktistos is first mentioned in 802, when he held the rank of patrikios and the post of quaestor. From this post he supported the deposition of Empress Irene of Athens (ruled 797–802) and her replacement by Nikephoros I (r. 802–811). He remained active in Nikephoros' administration, and by the time of the Emperor's death in the Battle of Pliska in 811 he had advanced to the rank of magistros. He was among those who agreed to the accession of Nikephoros' son Staurakios to the imperial throne. Staurakios, however, had himself been grievously wounded in the battle, and Theoktistos, along with the Domestic of the Schools Stephen and the Patriarch

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  • Théoctiste le Magistre (fr)
  • Theoktistos (magistros) (en)
  • Teoctisto (magistro) (pt)
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  • Théoctiste (en grec : Θεόκτιστος) est un haut dignitaire byzantin du début du IXe siècle, actif sous les règnes de Nicéphore Ier (802-811) et Michel Ier Rhangabé (811-813). (fr)
  • Theoktistos (Greek: Θεόκτιστος; fl. 802–821) was a senior Byzantine official who played an important role under the Nikephorian dynasty (802–813). Theoktistos is first mentioned in 802, when he held the rank of patrikios and the post of quaestor. From this post he supported the deposition of Empress Irene of Athens (ruled 797–802) and her replacement by Nikephoros I (r. 802–811). He remained active in Nikephoros' administration, and by the time of the Emperor's death in the Battle of Pliska in 811 he had advanced to the rank of magistros. He was among those who agreed to the accession of Nikephoros' son Staurakios to the imperial throne. Staurakios, however, had himself been grievously wounded in the battle, and Theoktistos, along with the Domestic of the Schools Stephen and the Patriarch (en)
  • Teoctisto (em grego: Θεόκτιστος; romaniz.: Theóktistos; fl. 802-821) foi um oficial sênior bizantino que desempenhou um importante papel sob a dinastia niceforiana (802-813). É mencionado pela primeira vez em 802, quando manteve a posição de patrício e o posto de questor. De seu posto, apoiou a deposição da imperatriz Irene de Atenas (r. 797–802) e sua substituição por Nicéforo I, o Logóteta (r. 802–811). Ele permaneceu ativo na administração de Nicéforo, e pelo época da morte do imperador na Batalha de Plisca em 811, avançou à posição de magistro. (pt)
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  • Théoctiste (en grec : Θεόκτιστος) est un haut dignitaire byzantin du début du IXe siècle, actif sous les règnes de Nicéphore Ier (802-811) et Michel Ier Rhangabé (811-813). (fr)
  • Theoktistos (Greek: Θεόκτιστος; fl. 802–821) was a senior Byzantine official who played an important role under the Nikephorian dynasty (802–813). Theoktistos is first mentioned in 802, when he held the rank of patrikios and the post of quaestor. From this post he supported the deposition of Empress Irene of Athens (ruled 797–802) and her replacement by Nikephoros I (r. 802–811). He remained active in Nikephoros' administration, and by the time of the Emperor's death in the Battle of Pliska in 811 he had advanced to the rank of magistros. He was among those who agreed to the accession of Nikephoros' son Staurakios to the imperial throne. Staurakios, however, had himself been grievously wounded in the battle, and Theoktistos, along with the Domestic of the Schools Stephen and the Patriarch Nikephoros, pushed through his replacement by his brother-in–law, the kouropalates Michael I Rangabe (r. 811–813)—although, if the narrative of Theophanes the Confessor, an admittedly hostile source, is to be believed, the decision was also influenced by the insulting manner in which Staurakios treated the senior officials, Theoktistos included. Throughout his brief reign, Michael Rangabe was completely dependent on the senior officials who had raised him to the throne. In 813, Theoktistos was a member of the group of officials which successfully advocated a war with Bulgaria. Theoktistos accompanied the army, but the campaign ended in a heavy defeat at the Battle of Versinikia. With a few other officials, Theoktistos was able to escape the disaster. Some time after that he withdrew to a monastery under the famed Theodore Stoudites, with whom he had corresponded. His retirement was possibly related to the abdication of Michael I and the accession of Leo V the Armenian (r. 813–820). Theoktistos is still recorded as being alive and in the monastery in 821. (en)
  • Teoctisto (em grego: Θεόκτιστος; romaniz.: Theóktistos; fl. 802-821) foi um oficial sênior bizantino que desempenhou um importante papel sob a dinastia niceforiana (802-813). É mencionado pela primeira vez em 802, quando manteve a posição de patrício e o posto de questor. De seu posto, apoiou a deposição da imperatriz Irene de Atenas (r. 797–802) e sua substituição por Nicéforo I, o Logóteta (r. 802–811). Ele permaneceu ativo na administração de Nicéforo, e pelo época da morte do imperador na Batalha de Plisca em 811, avançou à posição de magistro. Teoctisto estava entre aqueles que concordaram com a sucessão de Estaurácio (r. 811), o filho de Nicéforo, ao trono imperial. Estaurácio, contudo, foi gravemente ferido em batalha, e Teoctisto, junto com o doméstico das escolas Estêvão e o patriarca Nicéforo I (r. 806–815), avançou com sua substituição por seu cunhado, o curopalata Miguel I Rangabe (r. 811–813) - embora, se a narrativa de Teófanes, o Confessor, uma fonte admitidamente hostil, puder ser acreditada, a decisão foi também influenciada pela maneira insultante em que Estaurácio ameaçou os oficiais seniores, incluindo Teoctisto. Em seu breve reinado, Miguel I Rangabe esteve completamente dependente dos oficiais seniores que o elevaram ao trono. Em 813, Teoctisto foi um membro do grupo de oficiais que com sucesso advogou por uma guerra com a Bulgária. Teoctisto acompanhou o exército, mas a campanha terminou em pesada derrota na Batalha de Versinícias. Com alguns outros oficiais, Teoctisto foi capaz de escapar do desastre. Em algum momento mais tarde, retirou-se ao mosteiro do famoso Teodoro Estudita, com que correspondeu. Sua aposentadoria esteve talvez relacionada com a abdicação de Miguel e a ascensão de Leão V, o Armênio (r. 813–820). Ainda foi registrado como estando vivo e no mosteiro em 821. (pt)
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