Alexios III delivers Constantinople to Latins
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ALEXIOS III (1195-1203)
1203
Summary:
Dates:
1203 July
Emperor Alexios III Angelos (
Alexios 3
)
Delivered Constantinople, the only territory remaining under his control, to the Latins and fled in an unmanly way during the night like a slave after delaying day after day facing them in battle (:)
τοῖς Λατίνοις προέδοτο Kleinchroniken 62.1-2, 149.89
Emperor Alexios IV Angelos (
Alexios 4
)
Went to his brother-in-law Philip (of Swabia,
Philippos 102
) in Alamania, returned with a large Latin fleet, entered the palace at Blachernai during the night, was proclaimed emperor together with his father
Isaakios 2
, and reigned for 5 months (:)
Kleinchroniken 62.2, 149.89-150.90
Baldwin of Flanders and Hainault, Latin emperor of Constantinople (
Baldwin 1
)
Captured Constantinople after waging war with a large fleet and army: in association with
Enrico 101
,
Boniface 101
,
Hugh 101
,
Louis 102
(in the month of July of the year 6711:μὴν ἰούλιος, ἔτος ,ςψια ´)
Kleinchroniken 62.1
Boniface of Montferrat, marquis of Thessalonike (
Boniface 101
)
Captured Constantinople after waging war with a large fleet and army: in association with
Enrico 101
,
Baldwin 1
,
Hugh 101
,
Louis 102
(in the month of July of the year 6711:μὴν ἰούλιος, ἔτος ,ςψια ´)
Kleinchroniken 62.1
Hugh IV Campdavaine, count of Saint-Pol (
Hugh 101
)
Captured Constantinople after waging war with a large fleet and army: in association with
Enrico 101
,
Boniface 101
,
Baldwin 1
,
Louis 102
(in the month of July of the year 6711:μὴν ἰούλιος, ἔτος ,ςψια ´)
Kleinchroniken 62.1
Emperor Isaakios II Angelos (
Isaakios 2
)
Was proclaimed emperor together with his son
Alexios 4
(:)
Kleinchroniken 150.90
Louis, count of Blois, Chartres and Clermont (
Louis 102
)
Captured Constantinople after waging war with a large fleet and army: in association with
Enrico 101
,
Boniface 101
,
Baldwin 1
,
Hugh 101
(in the month of July of the year 6711:μὴν ἰούλιος, ἔτος ,ςψια ´)
Kleinchroniken 62.1