Andronicus I Comnenus

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Andronicus I Comnenus

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Andronicus I Comnenus: imago

Nativitas:1118;Constantinopolis mediaevalis
Obitus:12 Septembris 1185;Constantinopolis mediaevalis
Patria:Imperium Byzantinum

Familia

Genitores:Isaacius Comnenus Porphyrogenitus;
Coniunx:Agnes Franciae
Proles:Alexius Comnenus,Ioannes Comnenus (Andronici filius),Irene Comnena (Andronici filia),Manuel Comnenus,Maria Komnene
Familia:Komnenos

Andronicus I Comnenus(GraeceἈνδρόνικος Κομνηνός;natus circa1118;mortuus12 Septembris1185) fuitimperator Constantinopolitanus.Andronicus fuit filius sebastocratorisIsaaci Comnenineposque imperatorisAlexii I.Sub regno consobrini suiManuelis Comneniin exsilio multos annos vixit. Anno 1182,Alexio IIimperatore sub tutela matrisMariae Antiochiaeamantisque eiusAlexii Comneniprotosebasti, AndronicusConstantinopoliminvasit, protosebastum imperatricemque interfecit; anno 1183 se imperatorem proclamavit, Alexium ipsum necavit,AgnetemfiliamLudovici VIIregisFranciae,Alexio in matrimonium promissam, uxorem duxit. Anno 1185ThessalonicaaNormannisSiciliaeobsessa, Andronicus a plebe cum magna saevitia interfectus est inhippodromoConstantinopolitano. De vita et morte versus prophetici relati sunt qui sic incipiunt: "[[Vinosis impiger profectus ex locis|αἴφνης δ᾿ ἀναστὰς ἐκ τόπου πλήρους πότου]] ".

Familia

Andronicus bis maritus est. E prima uxore, nomine incognito, genuit:

• Manuel Comnenus,1145-1185. Is in matrimonium duxitRusudanfiliamGeorgii IIIregisGeorgiaeet genuit imperatores fratresAlexiumetDavidemTrapezuntinos
• Ioannes Comnenus,1185 interfectus
• Maria Comnena quae Theodoro Synadeno nupsit

Ex amasiaTheodora Comnenagenuit:

• Irene Comnena,c. 1169 nata
• Alexius Comnenus,c. 1170 natus

E secunda uxore Agnete Franciae nullos filios genuit.

Mors Andronici Comneni.Histoire de la guerre sainte:Bibliotheca Nationalis FrancicaMSFrançais 2628f. 318v

Fontes rerum gestarum Andronici Comneni

• Nicetas Choniates,Historia

Bibliographia

• "Andronicus I"inEncyclopaedia Britannica.11a ed. (Sicagi, 1911)htmldjvu
• Charles M. Brand,Byzantium confronts the West 1180–1204(Cambridge, Mass. 1968) pp. 31–75
• Charles M. Brand, "The Byzantines and Saladin, 1185-1192: Opponents of the Third Crusade" inSpeculumvol. 37 (1962) pp. 167-181
• Harry J. Magoulias, "Andronikos I Komnenos: A Greek Tragedy"inByzantina Symmeiktano. 21 (2011) pp. 101–136
• Oktawiusz Jurewicz,Andronikos I. Komnenos.Amsterdam: Hakkert, 1970
• Mihai Tiuliumeanu,Andronic I Comnenul.Iași, 2000
• K. Varzos,Η γενεαλογία των Κομνηνών(2 voll. Thessalonicae, 19841A1B2) no. 87, vol. 1 pp. 493–638

Nexus externi

• John Melville-Jones, "Lust and Violence in the Life and Death of Andronicus I Comnenus"
• "Andronikos Komnenos"eMedieval Lands(situs a Carolo Cawley elaboratus apudFMG)

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