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Licario

Licario, called Ikarios (Greek: Ἰκάριος) by the Greek chroniclers, was a Byzantine admiral of Italian origin in the 13th century. At odds with the Latin barons (the "triarchs") of his native Euboea, he entered the service of the Byzantine emperor Michael VIII Palaiologos (r. 1259–1282), and reconquered many of the Aegean islands for him in the 1270s. For…

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Occupation
Military commander
Born
mid 13th century Karystos, Triarchy of Negroponte
Died
late 13th century
Rule
c. 1278 – 1280
Spouse
Felisa da Verona

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related to Conquest of Euboea and campaigns in the Aegean · 38
Licario → After, Amorgos, Antikythera, Astypalaia, Battle, Byzantine, Byzantines, Chalkis, Constantinople, Cyclades, Demetrias, Emperor, Euboea, Filippo Ghisi, For, Gradually, Greek, He, In, Its
related to Entry into Byzantine service · 26
Licario → Achaea, Aegean Sea, Alexios Doukas Philanthropenos, Already, Asia Minor, At, Byzantine, Byzantine Empire, Byzantines, Emperor, Emperor's, Euboea, Facing, Furthermore, Greece, Greek, He, Latin, Michael VIII Palaiologos, Oreos
related to Origins and early life · 19
Licario → Anemopylae, Carceri, Cavo D'Oro, Felisa, Felisa's, Fleeing, Giberto, Giberto II, He, Karystos, Latin, Latin-held Euboea, Narzotto, Negroponte, Serving, The, They, Verona, Vicentian
related to Assessment · 15
Licario → Byzantines, Deno John Geanakoplos, Euboea, Even, Greece, His, John Palaiologos, Latin, Latins, Licario's, Michael VIII's, Michael's, Nevertheless, The, Venetians
Born · 1
Licario → mid 13th century Karystos, Triarchy of Negroponte
Died · 1
Licario → late 13th century
Occupation · 1
Licario → Military commander
Rule · 1
Licario → c. 1278 – 1280
Spouse · 1
Licario → Felisa da Verona

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byzantine negroponte euboea latin island michael islands aegean constantinople la de triarchs emperor viii many first service megas konostaulos doux

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LicarioBornmid 13th century Karystos, Triarchy of Negroponte1.00infobox
LicarioDiedlate 13th century1.00infobox
LicarioOccupationMilitary commander1.00infobox
LicarioRulec. 1278 – 12801.00infobox
LicarioSpouseFelisa da Verona1.00infobox
Licariorelated to AssessmentHis0.60section
Licariorelated to AssessmentByzantines0.60section
Licariorelated to AssessmentVenetians0.60section
Licariorelated to AssessmentLatin0.60section
Licariorelated to AssessmentEven0.60section
Licariorelated to AssessmentEuboea0.60section
Licariorelated to AssessmentLicario's0.60section

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