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Since the death of the Byzantine Emperor Michael VIII Palaiologos in 1282, George Terter I re-opened negotiations with the Byzantine Empire and sought the return of his first wife. This was eventually accomplished by treaty, and the two Marias exchanged places as empress and hostage. Theodore
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against Byzantine reinforcements led Ivan Asen III to flee the capital and escape to the Byzantine Empire, while George Terter I seized power as emperor in 1280. With the threat from Ivaylo and Ivan Asen III removed, George Terter I made an alliance with King
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In Bulgaria George Terter I was not associated in power by his son, but he was confined to luxurious life in a city chosen by his son. An inscription from a rock-cut church near Ivanovo laconically mentions the death of "emperor Gergi" in the year 1308/1309.
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and was made co-emperor by his father, but after another Mongol invasion in 1285, he was sent off as a hostage to Nogai Khan. Theodore Svetoslav's other sister, Helena, was also sent to the Horde, where she married Nogai's son
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at first refused to receive him, perhaps fearing complications with the Mongols, and George Terter was kept waiting in wretched conditions in the vicinity of
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descent, something corroborated by his double name, which recalls the name of the Cuman clan Terteroba. George Terter I had at least one brother, named
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The antecedents of George Terter I are unclear, but the Byzantine sources testify that he was of Bulgarian and
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Bulgaria in the second half of the 13th century. The red line shows the Empire under George I Terter.
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George Terter I was married twice. By his first wife, a Bulgarian named Maria, he had two children:
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The reasons for his exile are not very clear. According to George Pachymeres, after an attack by
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of the Byzantine Empire in 1281. The alliance failed as Charles was distracted by the
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Svetoslav also returned to Bulgaria after a successful mission of Patriarch
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