• John Proteuon (Greek: Ἰωάννης Πρωτεύων, Ioannes Proteuon) was the Byzantine governor (strategos) of the Theme of the Peloponnese in ca. 921/2. The protospatharios...
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  • Nikephoros Proteuon (Greek: Νικηφόρος ὁ Πρωτεύων; fl. 1055) was a Byzantine governor and was briefly the candidate of a court faction to succeed Emperor...
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  • respectively. In c. 920, they began to disobey the commands of the strategos John Proteuon, refusing to accept the rulers ("archons") he chose for them and to...
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  • Pitzigaudes John Plytos John Proteuon John Raoul Petraliphas John Raphael John Rhadenos John Robert Martindale John Rogerios Dalassenos John Scholasticus John Spyridonakes...
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    dromou John, to ignore the rights of Theodora and to pass the throne to the doux (Duke) of the Byzantine Theme of Bulgaria, Nikephoros Proteuon.: 527 ...
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  • (r. 997–1014). Bulgarian in origin, Chryselios was the "leading man" (proteuon) of Dyrrhachium. According to another opinion, his name is not Bulgarian...
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    John, to ignore the rights of the elderly Theodora, daughter of Constantine VIII, and to pass the throne to the doux of Bulgaria, Nikephoros Proteuon...
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  • councillors, chiefly the logothetes tou dromou John, to pass the throne to the doux of Bulgaria, Nikephoros Proteuon. However, their plans were preempted by...
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    itself, which was administered by the local magnates (archontes) under a proteuon ("the first"). Cherson also retained the right to issue its own coins,...
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  • The plot was discovered and he ended up losing his tongue. Nikephoros Proteuon (1055) – the doux of Bulgaria, he was selected by Constantine IX to succeed...
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