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=== VI. Konstantin ile mücadele ===
788 yılında, 17 yaşında bulunan VI. Konstantin için düzenlenen görücülük gösterisine İrini ve genç Bizans imparatorun kendisi ile beraber katıldığı kaydedilmiştir. [[Amnialı Maria]] seçilmiş ancak VI. Konstantin, [[Şarlman]] ve Hildegard çiftinin kızı Rotrude ile nişanının bozulması nedeniyle mutsuz olmuştu. Bu noktadan itibaren annesinin devlet işlerindeki kontrolüne ve onun hadım bürokratlarına kızmaya başladı.<ref>{{harvnb|Garland|1999|p=81}}.</ref><ref name="Treadgold421">{{harvnb|Treadgold|1997|p=421}}.</ref> Birkaç güvendiği komplocuyla beraber, Konstantin Stavrakios'u tutuklattırıp, [[Sicilya]]'ya göndermeyi planladı,
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Along with a few trusted conspirators, Constantine planned to arrest Staurakios and exile him to [[Sicily]], while he would assume his position as effective co-ruler of the Byzantine Empire. Their plans were preempted by Staurakios, however: he persuaded Irene to arrest, torture, exile or imprison Constantine's associates, while Constantine himself was placed under house arrest. Next, Irene demanded of the army an oath of loyalty, whose wording placed her before her son in precedence. This demand provoked a mutiny by the soldiers of the [[Armeniac Theme]], which then spread throughout the Anatolian armies, which assembled in Bithynia and demanded Emperor Constantine's release. Bowing to their pressure, Irene capitulated and Constantine was installed as sole ruler in December 790. Among Constantine's first acts was to have Staurakios [[flogging|flogged]], [[tonsure]]d, and exiled to the Armeniac Theme, while all other eunuch officials were likewise exiled.<ref name="ODB"/><ref name="Treadgold421"/><ref>{{harvnb|Garland|1999|p=82}}.</ref>
 
Irene remained confined in a palace at the [[Harbour of Eleutherios]] in the capital and retained her formal title as empress. Then, on 15 January 792, for reasons not clear, she was recalled to the imperial palace with her title as empress and co-ruler confirmed and her name restored in the imperial acclamations.<ref>{{harvnb|Garland|1999|pp=82–83}}.</ref> Staurakios too seems to have been recalled and, along with Irene, again took an active role in the governance of the state. This turn of events drove the Armeniacs once again to mutiny, but their commander, [[Alexios Mosele (general)|Alexios Mosele]], was in Constantinople. Despite guarantees of safety, Mosele was imprisoned and later [[political mutilation in Byzantine culture|blinded]] at the instigation of Irene and Staurakios, both eager to take revenge for his role in their overthrow in 790.<ref>{{harvnb|Garland|1999|p=83}}.</ref><ref name="Treadgold422">{{harvnb|Treadgold|1997|p=422}}.</ref>