First Byzantine Empire in 527-829 AD

This article contains information pertaining to Fomenko’s “First Byzantine Empire in 527-829 AD” list. The dates below match the dates in the title. This empire reigned for a total of 302 years.

Fomenko cites [74] as, J. Blair, ‘Blair’s Chronological and Historical Tables from the Creation to the Present Time etc.’, G. Bell & Sons, London 1882. I found an English edition from 1884 that is available for free online. It is in this article’s references as [2].

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1 – Basileus Justinian I and Theodora 527-565 (38)

2 – Justin II 565-578, Tiberius II 578-582 (17)

3 – Maurice 582-602 (20)

4 – Phocas 602-610 (8)

5 – Heraclius 610-641 (31)

6 – Constantine III, Heracleonas 641 (1)

7 – Constans II 642-668, Constantine IV 668-685, Justinian II 685-695 (53)

8 – Confusion, Leontius II 695-698 or Leoncius 694-697, Tiberius III 697-704 or 698-705, Justinian II (secondly) 705-711, Philippicus Bardanes 711-713, Anastasius II 713-715 or 716, Theodosius III 715 or 716-717 (22)

9 – War under Justinian II

10 – Leo III the Isaurian 717-741 (24)

11 – Constantine V Copronymus 741-775 (34)

12 – Leo IV 775-780, Constantine VI 780-797, Irene 797-802, Nicephorus 802-811 (36)

13 – Confusion, Stauracius 811, Michael I Rangabe 811-813, Leo V 813-820 or 821, Michael II 820/1-829 (19)

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References;

1 – http://chronologia.org/en/kw2.pdf, pages 52-53

2 – https://archive.org/details/blairschronologi00blairich/page/n12

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