Manuel eventually agreed to public humiliation of Reynaud before a wide range of ambassadors
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MANUEL I (1143-1180) (1143-1160)
1159
Summary:
Dates:
1159
Aimery of Limoges, patriarch of Antioch (
Aimery 101
)
Looked for vengeance, not reconciliation to
Renaud 17001
and repeatedly offered to betray him to
Manuel 1
; but Manuel wanted Antioch by war, not treachery, so refused the offer, and he desisted (:)
Kinnamos 182.6-10
ambassadors from central Asia to Antioch (
Anonymi 17007
)
Were present in Antioch at the humiliation of
Renaud 17001
(:)
Kinnamos 183.8
Georgian ambassadors to Antioch (
Anonymi 17008
)
Were present in Antioch at the humiliation of
Renaud 17001
(:)
Kinnamos 183.11-12
ambassadors from the Crusader states (
Anonymi 17009
)
Were present in Antioch at the humiliation of
Renaud 17001
(:)
Kinnamos 183.12
ambassadors from old Armenia to Antioch (
Anonymi 17010
)
Were present in Antioch at the humiliation of
Renaud 17001
(:)
Kinnamos 183.12-13
sultan (Seljuk?) (
Anonymus 17051
)
His ambassadors were present in Antioch at the humiliation of
Renaud 17001
(:)
Kinnamos 183.9-10
Emperor Manuel I Komnenos (
Manuel 1
)
Refused indirect pleas for reconciliation from
Toros 102
and
Renaud 17001
, so he was offered the citadel of Antioch by Reynaud and was also offered Reynaud by the tortured Latin patriarch (
Anonymus 17039
); he refused this treachery (:)
Kinnamos 181.6-182.11
The ambassadors who observed his humiliation of
Renaud 17001
in Antioch included
Anonymi 17007
,
Anonymi 17008
,
Anonymi 17009
,
Anonymi 17010
, and those of
Anonymus 17005
1, Nur-ed-Din 1 and
Yaghi-Basan 17001
(:)
Kinnamos 183.6-14
Nur al-Din al-Malik al-'Adil of Aleppo (
Nur al-Din 4001
)
His ambassadors were present in Antioch at the humiliation of
Renaud 17001
(:)
Kinnamos 183.10-11
Reynaud of Chatillon, prince of Antioch (
Renaud 17001
)
Dared not face
Manuel 1
, sending noble intermediaries, who failed; he therefore offered the citadel of Antioch for an amnesty from Manuel and the Latin patriarch (
Anonymus 17005
0), who sought vengeance for torture through Manuel (:)
Kinnamos 181.6-182.9
The ambassadors who observed his humiliation by
Manuel 1
in Antioch included
Anonymi 17007
,
Anonymi 17008
,
Anonymi 17009
,
Anonymi 17010
, and those of
Anonymus 17005
1, Nur-ed-Din 1 and
Yaghi-Basan 17001
(:)
Kinnamos 183.6-14
Yaghi-Basan ibn Danishmend, amir of Cappadocia (
Yaghi-Basan 17001
)
His ambassadors were present in Antioch at the humiliation of
Renaud 17001
(:)
Kinnamos 183.11