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*https://elar.urfu.ru/bitstream/10995/3078/2/adsv-39-18.pdf
EMPERORS AND ARISTOCRATS IN BYZANTIUM, 976-1081
The Dalassenus family first witnessed the rise of four of its members to positions of prominence and authority under Basil II. Damian was duke of Antioch in 996, following Michael Bourtzes, and served there until his 54 death in 998. Three of his sons also seem to have held important commands under Basil II: Theophylact, patrician, duke of Antioch, drungarius, and strategos of 55 the Anatolies in 1022; Constantine, catapan of Antioch in 1025 ; '''''and Romanus, catapan of Iberia (c. 1023- 57 c. 1026''')'' . Basil II seems to have made very extensive use of this newly important family, especially in the east and especially at the end of his reign, in the 1020's.
Constantine Dalassenus was replaced as duke of Antioch by Spondyles, while his brother '''''Romanus lost his Iberian command to Nicetas of Pisidia'''''.
'''''Sargis Haykazn, duke of the 86 east (Iberia) after 1033;'''''
George Barasbatze was an Iberian who held no command that I am aware of at this time, but who was later 112 strategos of Edessa under Michael IV
Michael Iasites began his career 17 8 under Micahel IV as catapan of Upper Iberia in 1038.
Sargis Haykazn remained in command 18 8 in Iberia until at least 1036.
Michael Iasites appears to have retained his command in Iberia, a post he held still under Constantine IX Monomachus, as we shall see
Leo Tornicius, son perhaps of the commander of the same name under Basil II, served as strategos of Iberia (Melitene) prior to the events 18 leading to his revolt in 1047.
Catacalon Cecaumenus continued his glorious career as 25 governor of Ani (duke of Iberia) and stratelates of 26 Anatolia.
Michael Iasites continued to govern as duke of Iberia until 1044-1045"^ and was later commander of an army sent 37 against the pretender Leo Tornicius.
Leo Serblias was commander of the Georgians in 1044, 42 ordered to disband the Iberian array.
Michael the Acolyte, a Latin, chief of the mercenaries 5 6 and general against the Patzinaks and in Iberia;
Leo Tornicius himself had been appointed strategos of Iberia in 1047.128
Tornicius's consequent removal from his Iberian command 129 and tonsure as a monk.
The factor that made Tornicius's revolt threatening was not that he enjoyed the greater support among the Byzantine aristocracy and military, but that the overwhelming forces of which the emperor dis posed were so far away from the capital, mostly in Iberia, 153 in September of 1047. Most of the supposed military caste, including Michael Iasites, who commanded an army against Tornicius, and Catacalon Cecaumenus, who apparently remained in charge in Iberia, chose the side of the "bureaucratic aristocrat" Monomachus rather than that of 154 the so-called "military aristocrat" Tornicius.
((Tornicius)) He had served as strategos in Iberia less than a year earlier,
Thus Aaron Vladislav seems to have served as 4 governor of Iberia under Theodora, while his son Theodore 5 was governor of Taron at this same time.
John Monasteriotes, patrician 31 . . and duke of Iberia in 1059;
Iasites had previously served as duke of Iberia under both Michael IV and Constantine IX.
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