Georgios Tzules

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Georgios Tzules (also Tzul , Tzoulas , ancient Greek Γεώργιος Τζούλης ; † after 1016) was a Byzantine strategos who rebelled against Emperor Basil II in 1016 on the theme of Cherson .

The Protospatharios Georgios Tzules belonged to an important local family from Kherson , who was probably of Khazar origin and is particularly evidenced by inscriptions and seals . At the end of 1015 or beginning of 1016 he tried to make himself independent of the Byzantine Empire in the Crimea ; In this context, Skylitzes calls him the Archon and Chagan of "Chazaria". Basil II sent a fleet which, under the command of Bardas Mungos , was supposed to submit the area again to the imperial authority. The uprising was put down with the help of the Kievan Rus under the leadership of Mstislavs von Tmutarakan (at Skylitzes: "Sphengos" ). Georgios was captured when they first met. His further fate is unknown.

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  • Paul Meinrad Strässle: War and Warfare in Byzantium. The wars of Emperor Basil II against the Bulgarians (976-1019) . Böhlau, Cologne 2006, ISBN 3-412-17405-X , p. 543.

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Remarks

  1. See Cheynet, Pouvoir , p. 296.