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later the same year. In 1186, he assumed the overall command of the
Byzantine army against the Vlach-Bulgarian rebellion. Although according to Choniates he displayed some skill and was able to contain the rebels, he was soon relieved of command because Isaac Angelos suspected him of designs on the
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John Doukas had five legitimate sons, of whom the first two may have been the result of his first marriage, while the latter were certainly the sons of Zoe
Doukaina. He also had three daughters, in all likelihood with Zoe Doukaina, and a bastard son with a concubine. These children were:
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cathedral, John and his eldest son Isaac rushed to his side, fearing the
Emperor's retribution. By the next day, a popular uprising provoked by Isaac Angelos' act of defiance had brought down the regime of Andronikos I, but Isaac Angelos hesitated to be crowned emperor. According to
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to their father's surname. The date of John's birth is unknown, and the only reference to his age is that in 1185 he was already an old man. The genealogist of the
Komnenian family, Konstantinos Varzos, put his birth date approximately in 1125/27.
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throne, and entrusted the blind general John
Kantakouzenos with command instead. In 1191, John once more went to the field, accompanying his nephew in an expedition against the Bulgarian rebels as commander of the rear guard. The campaign was a
417:, John then bared his own head and offered his own bald head to be crowned, but the assembled people violently opposed this, refusing to be ruled by a man so old after the equally elderly Andronikos I, and Isaac Angelos was crowned.
238:. Despite his advanced age, he continued to be an active general in the 1180s and 1190s, and until shortly before his death aspired to the imperial throne. He was the progenitor of the Komnenos Doukas line, which founded the
400:), and had been forced to sign written pledge of loyalty to the emperor. Nevertheless, on 11 September 1185, when his nephew Isaac Angelos killed Andronikos I's chief henchman,
352:) with pushing back the Seljuk Turks, who had encircled the Byzantine army and were raining arrows upon it, but after a charge against them he turned back without much success.
452:, but John was able to extricate himself and the troops under his command without losses. In the same year, he was a participant in the synod that accepted the resignation of
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330:"the Father is greater than I". In 1176, along with his younger brother Andronikos, he participated as a regiment commander in the campaign against the
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Byzantine aristocracy, and he received the exalted title of
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Angelos still suspected him of imperial ambitions, especially due to his uncle's close contacts with the general
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Doukaina, is known. She was the daughter of
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72:Noble family
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222:family name
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160:John Doukas
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32:John Doukas
1966:Categories
1466:References
299:Andronikos
242:after the
1955:834784665
1924:834784634
1893:299868377
1014:patrikios
657:Acarnania
454:Dositheus
361:miniature
181:romanized
164:Latinized
127:Irene (?)
88:Spouse(s)
1860:(1984).
726:Ancestry
552:in 1203.
519:Electrum
197:–
129:Anna (?)
1851:Sources
653:Aetolia
564:blinded
433:Cypsele
261:Angelos
183::
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81:Angelos
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1265:Caesar
629:Despot
482:Family
456:, the
332:Seljuk
311:Doukas
263:line,
255:Origin
148:Mother
138:Father
103:Detail
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681:Corfu
271:, by
267:from
172:Greek
168:Ducas
98:Issue
1951:OCLC
1920:OCLC
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1868:ISBN
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1290:14.
1258:28.
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655:and
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