A hypothesis about the origin and administrative status of the Vardariōtai in the Byzantine empire
Miloš Cvetković
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Miloš Cvetković
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The paper presents the results of research on some segments in the history of the Vardari?tai. Starting from the generally accepted premise of their Hungarian roots, the author attempts to answer the questions of when and how the Vardari?tai made their way to the Byzantine Empire. The text also proposes a hypothesis about the evolution of the administrative status of the Vardariote community in the Empire from the early 10th century (the first reference to them in the sources) to the early 13th century, when the district they inhabited was unambiguously confirmed as an imperial province/theme.
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The paper presents the results of research on some segments in the history of the Vardari?tai. Starting from the generally accepted premise of their Hungarian roots, the author attempts to answer the questions of when and how the Vardari?tai made their way to the Byzantine Empire. The text also proposes a hypothesis about the evolution of the administrative status of the Vardariote community in the Empire from the early 10th century (the first reference to them in the sources) to the early 13th century, when the district they inhabited was unambiguously confirmed as an imperial province/theme.
Key concepts: Byzantine architecture, Empire, Premise, Theme (computing), History, Ancient history, Byzantine studies, Classics