Aplekton (Greek: ἄπληκτον, from Latin: applicatum) was a Byzantine term used in the 10th–14th centuries for a fortified army base (in this sense similar...

Koloneia (Κολώνεια) was an important military center, holding an imperial aplekton. At some point between 1081 and 1084, the town was part of the domain of...

centered in and named after the above Koloneia in Cappadocia, a Byzantine aplekton and bishopric Koloneia, the Greek name of Kolonjë District in Albania Kolonjë...

a major encampment and fortified staging area (aplekton) for the Byzantine army. It was the aplekton closest to the imperial capital of Constantinople...

Northern Asia Minor Malagina was the first army assembly point and camp (aplekton) for imperial expeditions in Asia Minor, and the site of major imperial...

earthquake, 461 Apamea (Syria) Apamea, Battle of Aperlae Apion (family) Aplekton Apocrisiarius Apocrisiarius, Papal Apographeus Apokapes Apokaukos Apollinarius...

train. A further chartoularios, in charge of the large army encampment (aplēkton) at Malagina (χαρτουλάριος τῶν Μαλαγίνων), was subordinated to him. Two...

capital, Constantinople, and for the horse ranches in the great army camp (aplekton) at Malagina in Bithynia. He usually held the dignity of patrikios, and...

as indicated by the fact that it served as a fortified assembly point (aplekton) for Byzantine expeditions to the East. Christopher sent the strategoi...

strategically important location which served as a concentration point (aplekton) for the Byzantines. A few days later, on 19 June, the vanguard of the...