The Franks in the Aegean, 1204-1500

Abstract

Part 1 The Frankish Aegean - background, context and problems: the Byzantine Empire conquest and newcomers the Frankish states in the Aegean Frank and Frankish who were the Frankish settlers? the attraction of the Aegean social and cultural implications transliteration of names and titles. Part 2 Sources and historiography: western chronicles the chronicle of the Morea Assizes of Romania Byzantine historians printed primary sources monuments and travellers historiography. Part 3 The crusader states of the north Aegean: the heirs of Byzantium the pact of March 1204 the first Latin emperor the partition of the empire, September 1204 the Vlacho-Bulgars the emperor Henry, 1206-16 the kingdom of Thessalonika the north Aegean, 1216-61 titular claimants. Part 4 The Latin states in Greece, 1204-1311: central Greece, 1204 Leo Sgouros and the Byzantine opposition conquest of the Peloponnese, 1204-49 the role of castles Greek raids, resistance and recovery, 1210-64 the treaties of Viterbo, May 1267 the lordship of Athens and Thebes a Villehardouin hegemony? Angevin involvement in Greece central Greece, Epiros and Thessaly, 1270-1309 the arrival of the Catalans in Greece. Part 5 Mainland Greece in the 14th and 15th centuries: ethos and influences the Catalans in Greece, 1311-64 the Acciaioli in Greece, 1338-94 the last years of Frankish Greece, 1377-1460. Part 6 Venice, Genoa and Aegean: the four phases of involvement phase 1 - pre 1204 phase 2 - 1204-61, the islands of the Aegean, Euboea (Negroponte), Crete, Modon (Methone) and Coron (Korone) phase 3 - 1261-1388 phase 4 - 1377-1718. Part 7 Lordship and government: problems and perspectives the suzerainty of the Latin emperor the powers of the emperor coronation and election in the making of the emperor Latin emperors and the west Latin emperors and the Aegean world the imperial council imperial rights and revenues household government local government Byzantine office titles parliament. Part 8 The Latin secular church: Greek and Latin christians the phoney union, 1204 the Latin patriarchate Latin diocesan structure the Latin episcopate Latin secular clergy ecclesiastical revenues heresy monuments of the Latin church in the Aegean. Part 9 The religious orders. Part 10 Economic aspects of the Frankish Aegean. Part 11 Symbiosis and segregation.

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