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===Prehistory=== | ===Prehistory=== | ||
===First Principality=== | ===First Principality=== | ||
* 1328 CE: The first Principality of Theodoro (''Afthentía Póleos Theodoroús kaí Parathalassías''; "Lordship of the City of Theodorous and the Parathalassias") is founded within the [[wikipedia:Byzantine Empire|Byzantine Empire]] as a grant to the nobleman Dēmḗtrios, crowned as Prince Demetrius. | |||
* 1453 CE: The Byzantine capital Constantinople falls to the [[wikipedia:Ottoman Empire|Ottomans]]. The Principality falls under the dominion of [[wikipedia:Empire of Trebizond|Trebizond]], a Byzantine rump state in north-east Anatolia. | |||
* 1461 CE: Trebizond falls to the Ottoman Empire, leaving Theodoro as the sole Byzantine rump state. The Principality adds the word "Serene" to its Latin name, signifying its independence. | |||
* 1463 CE: Prince Isaac II (''Isaakios'') of Theodoro forms an alliance with [[wikipedia:Republic of Genoa|Genoa]], with each agreeing to help protect Crimea from Ottoman incursions. | |||
* 1465 CE: [[wikipedia:Thomas Palaiologos|Thomas Palaiologos]], heir to the defunct Byzantine throne, dies. His son, [[Andreas Palaiologos|Andreas]], offers to sell the Byzantine imperial titles and insignia to Isaac II for a modest sum. Isaac II agrees, and declares himself to be Isaac III, Emperor and Autocrat of the Romans. | |||
* 1471 CE: Isaac III dies, and his son, Alexander, inherits his throne. Alexander is never coronated as the ostensible Roman Emperor. | |||
* 1475 CE: Ottoman forces, led by [[wikipedia:Gedik Ahmed Pasha|Gedik Ahmed Pasha]], attack Theodoro. Combined Theodoran and Genoan forces repel his attack. | |||
===First Serene Principality=== | ===First Serene Principality=== | ||
===Neo-Byzantine Empire=== | ===Neo-Byzantine Empire=== | ||
Revision as of 03:56, 9 May 2024
Prehistory
First Principality
- 1328 CE: The first Principality of Theodoro (Afthentía Póleos Theodoroús kaí Parathalassías; "Lordship of the City of Theodorous and the Parathalassias") is founded within the Byzantine Empire as a grant to the nobleman Dēmḗtrios, crowned as Prince Demetrius.
- 1453 CE: The Byzantine capital Constantinople falls to the Ottomans. The Principality falls under the dominion of Trebizond, a Byzantine rump state in north-east Anatolia.
- 1461 CE: Trebizond falls to the Ottoman Empire, leaving Theodoro as the sole Byzantine rump state. The Principality adds the word "Serene" to its Latin name, signifying its independence.
- 1463 CE: Prince Isaac II (Isaakios) of Theodoro forms an alliance with Genoa, with each agreeing to help protect Crimea from Ottoman incursions.
- 1465 CE: Thomas Palaiologos, heir to the defunct Byzantine throne, dies. His son, Andreas, offers to sell the Byzantine imperial titles and insignia to Isaac II for a modest sum. Isaac II agrees, and declares himself to be Isaac III, Emperor and Autocrat of the Romans.
- 1471 CE: Isaac III dies, and his son, Alexander, inherits his throne. Alexander is never coronated as the ostensible Roman Emperor.
- 1475 CE: Ottoman forces, led by Gedik Ahmed Pasha, attack Theodoro. Combined Theodoran and Genoan forces repel his attack.