Justiniano II   (translated from Spanish)
... under the leadership of a called official Bardanes . The sent forces to suppress the rebellion ... rebels occupied the capital and proclaimed to Bardanes emperor. Justiniano was at that moment of ... Its head was sent like trophy to Bardanes. When oir the news of the death ... that outside assassinated. Nevertheless the men of Bardanes took the boy of the altar, they ... it, ending the dynasty of the Heráclidas. Bardanes that took the name from Filípico ...
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Nikephoros I.   (translated from German)
... to their places. Its rule became of Bardanes, one of its most capable generals, endangered ... II. . Nikephoros subjected the two latters, and Bardanes reached ' subjecting, by bringing the rebel army to it, to dissolve. Bardanes was put into a monastery. The conspiracy ... into a war against those Sarazenen . By Bardanes ' separating in a forced manner to it ...
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Philippicos   (translated from French)
Philippicos Philippicos Bardanès is a Byzantine emperor of 711 with 713 . Bardanès is a former General in exile. At the beginning of year 711, it takes the head of an independence rebellion in Crimée and obtains the allegiance of the fleet sent by Justinien II to restore Byzantine sovereignty. Bardanès then ...
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Justinian II
... him. Cherson revolted; under the leadership of Bardanes, the city held out against a counter ... rebels then seized the capital and proclaimed Bardanes as emperor; Justinian had been on his ... December 711, his head being sent to Bardanes as a trophy. On hearing the news ... Church in Blachernae, but was pursued by Bardanes' henchmen, who dragged the child from the ...
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Filípico   (translated from Spanish)
... Currency that represents the emperor Filípico Philippikos Bardanes (???????????????), in Spanish Filípico Bardanes or Fílipico he was an emperor bizantino ... years and tried to recover the monotelismo. Bardanes was son of the patricio Nicéforo and ... deported it to Querson, in Crimea . Here Bardanes, took the name from Filípico and urged ...
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Nicephorus I
... her stead. His sovereignty was endangered by Bardanes Tourkos , one of his ablest generals, who ... army to disperse achieved the submission of Bardanes, who was relegated to a monastery. A ... a war with the Saracens. Compelled by Bardanes's disloyalty to take the field himself ...
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Philippikos   (translated from German)
... of the emperor celebrates ( VICTORIA AVGU ). Philippikos Bardanes was in more Armenian Ship captain, with ... Successor Anastasios II. Person data NAME Philippikos Bardanes ALTERNATIVE NAME Philippicus SHORT DESCRIPTION Byzantine emperor ...
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Image:Solidus-Philippicus-sb1447.3.jpg
... Image:Solidus-Philippicus-sb1447.3.jpg. Philippicus(Bardanes). 711-713 AD. AV Solidus (4.47 ... 1g; MIB III 1; SB 1447. Philippicus Bardanes was the scion of a prominent Armenian ...
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Philippicus
... name, which indicates his Armenian origin, was Bardanes. Relying on the support of the Monothelite ... by order of Justinian, to Cherson. Here Bardanes, taking the name of Philippicus, successfully incited ...
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フィリピコス バルダネス   (translated from Japanese)
フィリピコス バルダネス フィリピコス バルダネス(Philippikos Bardanes GreekInscription: Φ ι λ ι π π ...
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