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Meaning of "doukas"
doukas (verb) - a term that is not commonly recognized in English. The meaning may vary depending on the specific context or language it is related to
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- A surname from Greek.
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Doukas said the draft legislation would be radical.
His relation with the prestigious Doukas family is unknown.
Doukas attributed the new budget increase to a growing international security demand.
It was at this point that Constantine Doukas launched a rebellion aiming for the throne.
John Doukas initially agreed to allow Romanos to resign the purple and retire to a monastery.
The victorious mercenaries now forced John Doukas to stand as pretender to the throne.
Michael was the illegitimate son of the sebastokrator John Doukas.
Later he represents Doukas during the bank robbery and tries unsuccessfully to take the money.
Bring the heads of Doukas.
Doukas and her brother Simon Chambers continue to run the business.
It is unclear whether John Doukas married once or twice.
Kirsti Doukas is one of the winners of the respected Pro Finlandia price.
Byzantine Empire under the Doukas dynasty.
Komnenos Doukas at Thessalonike can be seen to directly influence the emerging Serbian.
He cooperated with the chieftain Doukas Gaitatzis.
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The marriage was recorded by both Doukas and George Sphrantzes in their respective chronicles.
Andronikos himself was a first cousin of Michael VII Doukas.
Anna Dalassene expected the Doukas men to lead the country to military problems.
Theodore was succeeded by his brother Manuel Komnenos Doukas.
Who favoured the Doukas and Phokas families.
Possibly in connection with the flight of Andronikos Doukas to the Arabs.
John Doukas Vatatzes had two older brothers.
They defeated John Doukas and captured him.
Demetrios was powerless to resist and the city was surrendered to John III Doukas Vatatzes.
The elder son of John Doukas by his second wife Zoe Doukaina.
The city was the birthplace of emperors John III Doukas Vatatzes born c.
The fleet under John Doukas was subsequently used to suppress revolts in Crete and Cyprus.
Theodore was a son of the sebastokrator John Doukas and of Zoe Doukaina.
An unnamed member of the Doukas family, another clan with imperial connections.
In addition, by this move Nikephoros would pacify the loyalists of the ousted Doukas.
Soon afterwards, however, John Doukas repented of his actions and rejoined his father.
Promising to spare his life, he captured him and brought him back to Doukas.
Doukas tells how the younger Kantakouzenos was accompanied by his father-in-law to their execution.
At any rate, Anna remained implacably opposed to the Doukas family thereafter.
Doukas attended several artist 's exhibitions in Greece and abroad, such as the Paris Salon.
The main contemporaneous source about Junayd 's career is the chronicle of the Byzantine historian, Doukas.
Demetrios I . Polemis further identifies two Doukas women as two of Michael 's daughters.
Theodora, she was wed as a child to Michael II Komnenos Doukas r.
She was the daughter of Constantine Doukas and Anna Doukaina, whose exact identity is unclear.
He was succeeded by his half-brother Theodore Komnenos Doukas.
The generals Michael Palaiologos and John Doukas were sent with 10 ships to invade Apulia.
Whether this was indeed Hervé is uncertain, but he was executed by Emperor Constantine X Doukas r.
His father, Basil Doukas Vatatzes, had held the office of domestikos of the East.
By his first wife, a daughter of Constantine Dalassenos, Constantine X Doukas had no known children.
Doukas reports that Ilyas Bey imprisoned the Kara-subashi and his retainers at Marmaris.
The most famous members of this group were the dynasty 's founder, Emperor Constantine X Doukas r.
Doukas agreed, but Dalassenos, who had just arrived, attacked the Turkish fleet.
Upon his birth he was made co-emperor, alongside his brother Michael VII Doukas.
However Doukas states that despite daily assaults, " no headway was made " to breaching the walls.
A palace, whose well-preserved remains are still extant, was built there by John III Doukas Vatatzes.
