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=== İrini'nin mutlak hükümdarlığı ve Aetios ile rekabeti ===
[[File:Solidus-Irene-sb1599.jpg|thumb|right|250px|İmparatoriçe İrini'nin mutlak hükümdar döneminde basılmış altın ''[[sikke]]'' (797–802 arası hükümdar).]]
VI. Konstantin'in çekilmesi ile İrini tek başına hüküm sürmeye başladı, böyle yapan ilk Bizans imparatoriçesi oldu. Ancak Stavrakios, pozisyonu, diğer güçlü hadım ve Atinalı İrini'nin en güvendiği danışmanlarından [[Aetios (hadım)|Aetios]] tarafından sürekli artarak şekilde tehdit ediliyordu. Bu ikisi ile destekçileri arasında yoğun bir rekabet döneminin başlamasına neden oldu, İrinin'nin ölümünden sonra Bizans İmparatorluğu'nun kontrolünü güvence altına almak için her ikisi de akrabalarını güçlü pozisyonlara getirmek için yarıştılar.<ref>{{harvnb|Kazhdan|1991|pp=30, 1945}}; {{harvnb|Garland|1999|pp=87–88}}.</ref>
VI. Konstantin'in çekilmesi ile İrini tek başına hüküm sürmeye başladı, böyle yapan ilk Bizans imparatoriçesi oldu.
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With the removal of Constantine VI, Irene henceforth reigned alone, the first Byzantine empress to do so. Staurakios, however, found his own position increasingly challenged by another powerful eunuch and trusted servant of the empress, [[Aetios (eunuch)|Aetios]]. Both were engaged in an intense rivalry to place their relatives in positions of power so as to secure control of the Empire after Irene's death.<ref>{{harvnb|Kazhdan|1991|pp=30, 1945}}; {{harvnb|Garland|1999|pp=87–88}}.</ref>
 
Bu rekabet İrini ciddi şekilde hastalandığı Mayıs 799 tarihinde yoğunlaştı. Scholai muhafızları komutanı Niketas Triphyllios'un desteği ile Aetios, Stavrakios'u tahtı gasbetmek için komplo kurmakla suçladı. İrini gereken şekilde [[Hieria]] Sarayında bir kurul toplamış ve gözde bakanını şiddetli bir şekilde azarlamış fakat Stavrakios bir özürle kurtulmayı başarmıştır. Stavrakios hemen karşı saldırıyı başlatmış, yüksek komuta mevkilerinde destek sağlayamamasına rağmen ''tagmata'' üyelerine rüşvet dağıtmıştır. Bir hadım hukuken tahtan geçme hakkı olmasa da, Stavrakios tahtı kendisi için ele geçirme arzusu göstermiştir.<ref name="Garland88">{{harvnb|Garland|1999|p=88}}.</ref><ref name="Treadgold423">{{harvnb|Treadgold|1997|p=423}}.</ref><ref>{{harvnb|Kaegi|1981|p=218}}.</ref> Aetios'un uyarısı ile İmparatoriçe İrini Şubat 800 tarihinde ordudan kimsenin Stavrakios ile temas etmesini yayınladığı bir emirle yasaklamıştır.
This rivalry intensified when Irene fell seriously ill in May 799. With the backing of the [[Domestic of the Schools]], [[Niketas Triphyllios]], Aetios accused Staurakios to Irene of planning to usurp the throne. Irene held a council at the [[Hieria|Palace of Hieria]], where her powerful minister was rebuked but got off with an apology. Staurakios now began preparing his own counter stroke, bribing members of the ''tagmata'', although he seems to have lacked supporters among the higher command echelons. Although a eunuch was legally barred from the imperial throne, Staurakios nevertheless seems to have aspired to seize it for himself.<ref name="Garland88">{{harvnb|Garland|1999|p=88}}.</ref><ref name="Treadgold423">{{harvnb|Treadgold|1997|p=423}}.</ref><ref>{{harvnb|Kaegi|1981|p=218}}.</ref> Warned by Aetios, Empress Irene issued orders in February 800 that no one from the military should have any contact with Staurakios. This measure curbed the latter's designs, and introduced a precarious balance between Staurakios and Aetios, the latter still supported by Niketas Triphyllios. Soon after, Staurakios fell fatally ill, reportedly coughing up blood. Nevertheless, persuaded by [[physician|doctors]], [[monk]]s and [[Fortune-telling|soothsayers]] that he would live and become Byzantine emperor, he instigated a revolt in [[Cappadocia]] against his adversary Aetios, who had by then secured the post of ''strategos'' of the [[Anatolic Theme]] (the highest-ranked military position in the Byzantine Empire). However, even before news of the revolt, which was swiftly suppressed, reached the capital, Staurakios died on 3 June 800.<ref name="ODB"/><ref name="Garland88"/><ref name="Treadgold423"/><ref>{{harvnb|Kaegi|1981|pp=218–219}}.</ref>
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This rivalry intensified when Irene fell seriously ill in May 799. With the backing of the [[Domestic of the Schools]], [[Niketas Triphyllios]], Aetios accused Staurakios to Irene of planning to usurp the throne. Irene held a council at the [[Hieria|Palace of Hieria]], where her powerful minister was rebuked but got off with an apology. Staurakios now began preparing his own counter stroke, bribing members of the ''tagmata'', although he seems to have lacked supporters among the higher command echelons. Although a eunuch was legally barred from the imperial throne, Staurakios nevertheless seems to have aspired to seize it for himself.<ref name="Garland88">{{harvnb|Garland|1999|p=88}}.</ref><ref name="Treadgold423">{{harvnb|Treadgold|1997|p=423}}.</ref><ref>{{harvnb|Kaegi|1981|p=218}}.</ref> Warned by Aetios, Empress Irene issued orders in February 800 that no one from the military should have any contact with Staurakios. This measure curbed the latter's designs, and introduced a precarious balance between Staurakios and Aetios, the latter still supported by Niketas Triphyllios. Soon after, Staurakios fell fatally ill, reportedly coughing up blood. Nevertheless, persuaded by [[physician|doctors]], [[monk]]s and [[Fortune-telling|soothsayers]] that he would live and become Byzantine emperor, he instigated a revolt in [[Cappadocia]] against his adversary Aetios, who had by then secured the post of ''strategos'' of the [[Anatolic Theme]] (the highest-ranked military position in the Byzantine Empire). However, even before news of the revolt, which was swiftly suppressed, reached the capital, Staurakios died on 3 June 800.<ref name="ODB"/><ref name="Garland88"/><ref name="Treadgold423"/><ref>{{harvnb|Kaegi|1981|pp=218–219}}.</ref>
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