Examples of using Bardas in English and their translations into Serbian
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Bardas was married twice.
Theodore had two(probably younger)brothers, Bardas and Nikephoros.[1].
Bardas Skleros and the family's apex.
Tzimiskes dispatched his lieutenant Bardas Skleros against Bardas Phokas.
Bardas had two brothers, Theodore and Nikephoros.
Symbatios participated in the plot to assassinate Bardas, hoping to succeed him.
In 970, Bardas and his brothers may have been sent into exile.
Theodoulos and his unnamed wife had three sons,Theodore, Bardas, and Nikephoros.[1].
Bardas(Greek: Βάρδας; died 21 April 866) was a Byzantine noble and high-ranking minister.
Battle between the armies of Bardas Skleros and Bardas Phokas, from the Madrid Skylitzes.
Bardas Parsakoutenos(Greek: Βάρδας Παρσακουτηνός) was a Byzantine commander and nephew of Emperor Nikephoros II Phokas.
As a result of these accusations, Bardas was exiled from Constantinople for an undetermined period of time.[1][5].
And during the early years ofEmperor Basil II's reign, he participated in the aristocratic rebellion of 987 led by Bardas Phokas the Younger.
Fighting against Bardas Skleros but supporting the revolt of his nephew Bardas Phokas.
The Parsakoutenoi tried to drum up support for Phokas at Caesarea, butabandoned him as soon as the imperial army under Bardas Skleros drew near.[1].
His father Bardas was named Caesar, and his brother Leo became kouropalates and logothetes tou dromou.
Nikephoros had two brothers,Theodore and Bardas, and was apparently the youngest of Theodoulos' sons.[1].
In 978, Bardas was recalled by Basil II to lead the imperial forces against the rebellion of Bardas Skleros.
And served in this post for 22 years.[7]Theophilos is first mentioned in 923,when along with his brother he suppressed of the revolt of the strategos of Chaldia, Bardas Boilas.
In 987, however, Bardas Skleros was released from Baghdad and tried to raise another revolt.
Ι n answer to this explanation, it must be pointed out that the change of patriarch under Michael Ι II andhis Prime Minister, Bardas, had deep roots.
In 858, Bardas deposed patriarch Ignatios and appointed Photios, well-educated but a layman, in his stead.
The populace became especially enraged when Marianos tried to forcibly remove the Phokades' elderly father, Bardas, from the Hagia Sophia, where he had sought sanctuary, on 15 August.
However, David's rebuff of Basil in Bardas Phocas' revolt of 987 evoked Constantinople's distrust of the Georgian rulers.
Basil had heard a rumor(or started one, depending on your point of view) that the emperor's right hand man, the then second most-powerful man in the Byzantine Empire,Caesar Bardas, was planning to depose Michael.
This time Bardas Skleros allied himself with Phokas against Basil II, but was betrayed and imprisoned by Phokas, and was released only after the latter's defeat and death.
According to Arabic sources, in a battle at Hadath on 19 October954 Theodoulos Parsakoutenos and one of his sons, either Bardas or the younger Nikephoros, were taken prisoner by the Hamdanid emir Sayf al-Dawla.
Together they were able to convince Michael of Bardas' treachery, and Bardas was eventually murdered when Basil“and the other co-conspirators rushed in and hewed him in pieces” right in front of Michael.
After Theophilos' death, he played a role inthe ending of Iconoclasm, but was sidelined along with his brother Bardas during the minority of his nephew, Michael III, when power was held by the regent Theoktistos.
To confront the rebellion of Bardas Skleros.[2] In the summer or autumn of 979, after Skleros had been defeated, several of his supporters remained defiant in the forts they controlled, from which they led raids.

