Manuel accepted Istvan III's terms, restoring land to Bela but sidelining Istvan IV
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MANUEL I (1143-1180) (1161-1180)
1164
Summary:
Dates:
1164
Emperor Manuel I Komnenos (
Manuel 1
)
Accepted
Stephanos 53
's terms, which restored the inheritance to
Bela 53
but sought to ban
Stephanos 54
from further campaigns; withdrew to Byzantine territory, showing
Stephanos 54
by charade of
Stephanos 17006
that he would soon be betrayed (:)
Kinnamos 224.12-16
István III, king of Hungary (
Stephanos 53
)
Was much more popular among the Hungarians than
Stephanos 54
, as was shown by the latters two failures and the charade of
Stephanos 17006
(:)
Kinnamos 224.15-225.12
After the Byzantine attempt to dissuade his Czech ally, he sent envoys to
Manuel 1
, restoring lands to
Bela 53
but seeking to stop his uncle
Stephanos 54
from further campaigns; the terms accepted by Manuel who withdrew (A little later:ὀλίγῳ δὲ κατόπιν)
Kinnamos 224.12-16
István IV, king of Hungary (
Stephanos 54
)
Was not persuaded of failure by watching his double and nephew
Stephanos 17006
, dressed like him, being betrayed by his own men before fighting
Stephanos 53
; said that, as their treachery was proven, Hungarian attitudes would improve (:)
Kinnamos 224.18-225.21
Was banned by the peace terms from further Hungarian campaigns and advised by
Manuel 1
to follow him in leaving Hungary, after two failures; but, despite the episode of
Stephanos 17006
, he did not believe in his countrymens implacable hostility (:)
Kinnamos 224.12-225.21
István, nephew of István III of Hungary (
Stephanos 17006
)
At the request of
Manuel 1
he put on a charade for his uncle and double,
Stephanos 54
, who watched from a ship: dressed in the armour of
Stephanos 54
he tried to have his men attack
Stephanos 53
, but they betrayed him before the battle (:)
Kinnamos 224.21-225.12