Alexios decided to go himself to relieve Adrianople, using Alakaseus to deal with "Diogenes"

Summary:
Alexios, hearing news from Adrianople, decided to go there himself to relieve the town. He also adopted a plan proposed by Alakaseus at a meeting at Anchialos to deal with "Diogenes". Alakaseus claimed that his father had been a close friend of the father of "Diogenes". He said that this would enable him to lure the man into a trap and capture him. He also suggested he should be shaved and beaten to look as if he had been disgraced (following good classical precedent), so that "Diogenes" would accept him and be lured into the trap which had been set 
Dates:
1095 
Emperor Alexios I Komnenos (Alexios 1)
  • Hearing news from Adrianople, he decided to go there himself to relieve the town; he also adopted a plan proposed at a meeting by Anonymus 15106 to deal with Leon 202 (:) Anna Komnene 290.90-06
father of Alakaseus (Anonymus 15066)
  • Was friendly with the father (Anonymus 15067) of Leon 202, according to the report of his son (Anonymus 15106); this would be used to set a trap (:) ὁ ἐμὸς πατὴρ συνήθης πάλαι τῷ τοῦ ψευδωνύμου πατρὶ ἔτυχεν ὤν Anna Komnene 290.94-95
father of rebel pseudo-Diogenes (Anonymus 15067)
  • His friendship with (Anonymus 15066), the father of Anonymus 15106, was to provide the latter with means to set a trap for Leon 202 (:) Ὁ ἐμὸς πατὴρ συνήθης πάλαι τῷ τοῦ ψευδωνύμου παρτὶ ἔτυχεν ὤν Anna Komnene 290.94-2
Alakaseus, military commander (Anonymus 15106)
  • Proposed to Alexios 1 that as his father (Anonymus 15066) had been friends with the father of the rebel (Anonymus 15067), he would be able to lure the man into a trap and capture him (:) Anna Komnene 290.94-6
  • Suggested to Alexios 1 that he should be shaved and beaten to look as if he had been disgraced, so that Leon 202 would accept him and be lured into the trap set for him (:) Anna Komnene 290.2-6
  • Went to Alexios 1 at Anchialos with a proposal for the capture of the rebel (Leon 202) (:) Anna Komnene 290.2-6