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Byzantine Control: Refers to a complex and intricate system of control or governance, often characterized by excessive bureaucracy and intricacy
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Mtskheta came to be under Byzantine control.
Byzantine control was subsequently reasserted by the forceful emperor Basil II.
For a time Albania was freed from Byzantine control and it was up for grabs.
All the main Mediterranean islands were also now under the Byzantine control.
Thus the extent of effective Byzantine control in the Caucasus reached its zenith historically.
An invasion of nomadic horsemen from the north threatened Byzantine control in the Balkans.
Under Byzantine control it was known as the Forum of Theodosius.
The bridge passed under Byzantine control.
When Byzantine control was re-established Butrint was largely reconstructed.
The fall of Bursa meant the loss of Byzantine control over northwestern Anatolia.
Four years later the Bulgarian Empire fell once again under Byzantine control.
The invasion posed a serious threat to Byzantine control over the northern Balkans.
After a series of hard-fought engagements, the island returned to Byzantine control.
This Ottoman conquest meant the loss of Byzantine control over northwestern Anatolia.
When Byzantine control was re-established.
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The two joined in the revolt of the Lombards against Byzantine control of Apulia.
The emir preferred Byzantine control to Zengid, and offered to recognize John as his overlord.
The necessary preparation for a descent on Antioch was the recovery of Byzantine control over Cilicia.
The area remained under Byzantine control until the late 13th century.
Corfu and Lefkas remained under Byzantine control.
The region came under Byzantine control after the fall of Rome in 476.
All of Sicily was now under Byzantine control.
Dalmatia first came under Byzantine control in the 530s, when the generals of Emperor Justinian I r.
The fall of Ravenna ended the exarchate and ended Byzantine control of north Italy.
Byzantine control was eventually reestablished, but in 1185 it fell under Serbian control.
Either way, the invasion was a threat to Byzantine control over the northern Balkans.
After the death of Mithridates VI, the region came under Roman and Byzantine control.
It was during this time, however, that effective Byzantine control over Sardinia and Corsica ceased.
Shaizar fell to the Arabs in 638 and frequently passed from Arab to Byzantine control.
This engagement brought the region under Byzantine control until the Muslim conquest of 637 CE.
However, the remainder of Italy stayed under Lombard or Byzantine control.
The city remained under Byzantine control until 638, when it was occupied by the Arabs.
He uses the pause to strengthen his defences, and consolidates Byzantine control over Armenia.
The Ostrogothic kingdom persisted until 553 under Teia, when Italy returned briefly to Byzantine control.
Caesarea would remain under Byzantine control until 640.
Either way, the Slavic nobility was under Byzantine control.
Except for Ragusium and the southern third of Dalmatia, Byzantine control collapsed in the 1060s.
After that, only Philadelpheia and a handful of ports remained under Byzantine control in Asia Minor.
Soon, the other Armenian states fell under Byzantine control as well.
Around a year later, Byzantine forces retook Antioch and cemented Byzantine control of the region.
In the east the Turks invaded the empire, gradually eroding Byzantine control in Asia Minor.
By the 9th century, the whole peninsula was under Byzantine control again.
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