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Abulchares (Greek: Αβουλχαρέ, Latin: Apochara; died 1068) was a Byzantine general of Arab origin who served as the catepan of Italy from 1064 until his death. The chief sources for his catapanate are Skylitzes Continuatus and Anonymi Barensis Chronicon. Skylitzes Continuatus records that Abulchares was also duke (doux) of Dyrrhachium across the Adriatic, but this is chronologically impossible, since Perenos is recorded as duke at this time.

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rdfs:label	Αβουλχαρέ (el) Abulchares (en)
rdfs:comment	Ο Αβουλχαρέ (Abulchar) ήταν βυζαντινός στρατηγός και διοικητής (κατεπάνω) της Ιταλίας από το 1063 έως το 1064 αντικαθιστώντας τον Συριανό. Πιθανολογείται ότι ήταν Σαρακηνός στην καταγωγή κι είχε σταλεί στη Σικελία για να συνάψει ειρήνη με τους Σαρακηνούς. Του είχε απονεμηθεί και το αξίωμα του Δούκα (el) Abulchares (Greek: Αβουλχαρέ, Latin: Apochara; died 1068) was a Byzantine general of Arab origin who served as the catepan of Italy from 1064 until his death. The chief sources for his catapanate are Skylitzes Continuatus and Anonymi Barensis Chronicon. Skylitzes Continuatus records that Abulchares was also duke (doux) of Dyrrhachium across the Adriatic, but this is chronologically impossible, since Perenos is recorded as duke at this time. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Bari Robert Guiscard Dux Perenos Anonymi Barensis Chronicon Apulia Arabs Argyrus (catepan of Italy) Michael Maurex Brindisi Byzantine Empire Dyrrhachium (theme) Amatus of Montecassino Otranto Italo-Normans Taranto Abelard of Hauteville 1068 deaths 11th-century catepans of Italy Byzantine people of Arab descent Byzantine people of the Byzantine–Norman wars Herman of Hauteville Catepanate of Italy Sirianus Nikephoros Karantenos Siege of Bari Skylitzes Continuatus Strategoi Catepan of Italy
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://summit.sfu.ca/system/files/iritems1/14179/etd8406_CDickert.pdf http://www.treccani.it/enciclopedia/ermanno-d-altavilla_(Dizionario-Biografico)/ https://archive.org/details/histoiredeladom00chalgoog https://archive.org/details/litaliemridiona00gaygoog
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has abstract	Abulchares (Greek: Αβουλχαρέ, Latin: Apochara; died 1068) was a Byzantine general of Arab origin who served as the catepan of Italy from 1064 until his death. The chief sources for his catapanate are Skylitzes Continuatus and Anonymi Barensis Chronicon. Skylitzes Continuatus records that Abulchares was also duke (doux) of Dyrrhachium across the Adriatic, but this is chronologically impossible, since Perenos is recorded as duke at this time. Abulchares arrived in southern Italy in 1064, when the Normans were in control of much of the former Catepanate. His task was to travel about Apulia shoring up the defences of the scattered towns still loyal to the Byzantines. In 1064, he took Herman of Hauteville as a hostage for the loyalty of his brother, Abelard of Hauteville, who had rebelled with Byzantine support against their uncle, Duke Robert Guiscard, over a disputed inheritance. The rebellion was quickly put down. In 1066 an army was sent to Italy under Maurex and by 1067 he had recaptured the Norman-occupied cities of Brindisi and Taranto. Abulchares appointed strategoi equipped with reinforcements to defend the towns. Nikephoros Karantenos, the strategos who defended Brindisi from the Normans in 1070, may have been one of Abulchares' appointees. By 1068, Otranto had also been recovered. Abulchares died in 1068, the same year as the former catepan Argyrus. Their deaths were a blow to the Byzantines. After his death, Bari, which he had resupplied, was besieged and taken by the Normans under Robert Guiscard. Perenos was appointed catepan, but was unable to cross the sea. According to Amatus of Montecassino, a catepan named Avartutele came to Bari in 1069 and sent for a relief force. There is no other record of a catepan of this name, and it may be an error for Abulchares, who was already dead when the siege began. (en) Ο Αβουλχαρέ (Abulchar) ήταν βυζαντινός στρατηγός και διοικητής (κατεπάνω) της Ιταλίας από το 1063 έως το 1064 αντικαθιστώντας τον Συριανό. Πιθανολογείται ότι ήταν Σαρακηνός στην καταγωγή κι είχε σταλεί στη Σικελία για να συνάψει ειρήνη με τους Σαρακηνούς. Του είχε απονεμηθεί και το αξίωμα του Δούκα (el)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Index of Byzantine Empire–related articles 1068 Leo Perenos Miriarcha Apochara Catepanate of Italy Sirianus
is Wikipage redirect of	Apochara
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