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Constantine Angelos
Constantine Angelos (c. 1093–c. 1150), a Byzantine military noble who married Alexios I's daughter Theodora Komnene, served as a senior general under…
Timeline
- c. 1093–1110Constantinople · Byzantine EmpireFrom the Angelos military family, he married Theodora Komnene, daughter of Alexios I, around 1110, entering the core marriage network of the Komnenos dynasty.
- 1111–1118Constantinople · Byzantine EmpireHeld military posts in Alexios I's later years, taking part in court and frontier affairs, and rose steadily through his marriage connection and military merit.
- 1119–1135Anatolia · Byzantine EmpireHeld an important military command during John II's eastern campaigns, taking part in the recovery of Anatolian fortresses, and won the emperor's favor and rewards for his bravery.
- 1136–1150Constantinople · Byzantine EmpireHe spent his later years in the capital, while his descendants continued to advance in military and political life; his grandson Andronikos I later usurped the throne and founded the Angelos dynasty.
Sources
- Angelos family https://www.britannica.com/topic/Angelus-family
- The Oxford Dictionary of Byzantium — Alexander Kazhdan (ed.) (1991)