Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Staurakios in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Staurakios was the only known son of Nikephoros I. He was co-emperor with his father since 803.
Irene now divided her favour between Staurakios, her old-established chief minister, and Aetios.
later blinded at the instigation of Irene and Staurakios.
Some 1,500 of the soldiers were dismissed while Staurakios brought loyal thematic troops from Thrace to guard the capital.
Staurakios however died on 3 June 800,
Among Constantine's first acts was to have Staurakios flogged, tonsured,
Staurakios too seems to have been recalled
reached the capital, Staurakios died on 3 June 800.
Despite the fact that Staurakios fell ill soon after, his supporters launched
Warned by Aetios, Empress Irene issued orders in February 800 that no one from the military should have any contact with Staurakios.
In the next year, Staurakios led an imperial expedition against the Slavic communities(Sclaviniae) of Greece.
Although a eunuch was legally barred from the imperial throne, Staurakios nevertheless seems to have aspired to seize it for himself.
allied himself with the eunuch Aetios to curb the influence of Irene's powerful eunuch chief minister, Staurakios.
her powerful eunuch minister Staurakios succeeded in overthrowing and blinding(and possibly also killing) Constantine.
Staurakios in turn began to distribute bribes amongst the men
introduced a precarious balance between Staurakios and Aetios, the latter still supported by Niketas Triphyllios.
Staurakios now began preparing his own counter stroke,
the commander of the Scholai guards, accused Staurakios before the Empress of plotting to usurp the throne.
Staurakios managed to escape with a rebuke from the empress,
Already holding the high court rank of patrikios, through this appointment Staurakios became, in the words of the chronicler Theophanes the Confessor,"the foremost man of his day and in charge of everything" for most of Irene's subsequent reign.
Staurakios emerged into prominence in 781,
The two camps remained at a stalemate thereafter until February 800, when Staurakios was forbidden to have contacts with the military and Aetios was promoted