Aside from Nicaea, the Greek imperium lives…

1204 CE to 1215 CE

Aside from Nicaea, the Greek imperium lives on in the Empire of Trebizond, based on the former empire’s Crimean and southern Black Sea holdings; the Despotate of Epirus in northwestern Greece; in the area around Monemvasia in the eastern Peloponnese; and in the mountain fastness of the Taïyetos in Achaia and Arcadia.

The leaders of Epirus and Trebizond vie with Theodore for the right to the imperial title.

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Greeks, Medieval (Byzantines) View → Christians, Eastern Orthodox View → Latin Empire of Constantinople (“Romania”) View → Nicaea, Empire of View → Trebizond, Empire of View → Epirus, Despotate of View →

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East–West Schism View → Crusades, The View → Crusade, Fourth View → Latin Empire-Byzantine Empire War, First View →

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People: Conrad III of Germany
Location: Mainz Rheinland-Pfalz Germany
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