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=== Makedonya Valiliği, Sıplara sığınması ve ölümü ===
Sonunda 1328 yılında III. Andronikos büyükbabasını tahttan indirip tek başına imparator oldu. Syrgiannes serbest bırakıldı ve tekrar Andronikos'un iltifatına nail oldu, 1329 sonlarında ikinci büyük şehri [[Selanik]], Makedonya'nın batısı ve [[Arnavutluk]]'u içeren imparatorluğun önemli valiliğe atandı.<ref name="ODB"/><ref name="Fine287">{{harvnb|Fine|1994|p=287}}.</ref> Orada bu sefer Kantakuzinos'a karşı, imparatorun annesi İmparatoriçe [[Ermenistanlı Rita|Maria]] ile beraber bir komploya girmesinden şüphelenildi. İmparatoriçe, Selanik'te yaşıyordu ve Syrgiannes'e göz kulak olacağı zannediliyordu; ancak ona aşık oldu ve onu evlat edindi. 133 sonlarında, İmparatoriçe'nin ölümünden sonra komplo açığa çıktı ve Syrgiannes tutuklanıp, ihanet suçlaması ile Konstantinopolis'e getirildi. Fakat Syrgiannes kaçmayı başarıp, Sırp hükümdar [[Stefan Dušan]]'ın sarayına sığındı.<ref name="ODB"/><ref>{{harvnb|Norwich|1996|pp=283–284}}; {{harvnb|Nicol|1993|pp=176–177}}.</ref>
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In 1328, Andronikos III finally overthrew his grandfather and established himself as sole emperor. Syrgiannes was freed, and was able to restore himself to Andronikos's favour, to the extent that in late 1329 he was entrusted with the important governorship of [[Thessalonica]], the Empire's second-largest city, and of western Macedonia and [[Albania]].<ref name="ODB"/><ref name="Fine287">{{harvnb|Fine|1994|p=287}}.</ref> There, he was again suspected of plotting against Kantakouzenos, this time with the emperor's mother, Empress [[Rita of Armenia|Maria]]. She lived in Thessalonica, and was supposed to keep an eye on Syrgiannes; instead, she became so infatuated with him that she had him adopted.<ref>{{harvnb|Nicol|1996|p=30}}.</ref> Following the death of the Empress in late 1333, the plot was uncovered and Syrgiannes was arrested and brought to Constantinople to face charges of treason. Syrgiannes, however, managed to escape and flee to the court of the Serbian ruler [[Stefan Uroš IV Dušan of Serbia|Stefan Dušan]].<ref name="ODB"/><ref>{{harvnb|Norwich|1996|pp=283–284}}; {{harvnb|Nicol|1993|pp=176–177}}.</ref>
 
Dušan put Syrgiannes at the head of a large Serbian force, with which he invaded Byzantine Macedonia in 1334. Syrgiannes's abilities as a general, his knowledge of the Byzantine army's dispositions and the friendships he had maintained with several local Byzantine officers resulted in the swift capture of many important Byzantine cities, including [[Ohrid]], [[Prilep]], [[Strumica]], and [[Kastoria]]. The road was open for an advance towards Thessalonica, and Syrgiannes's army encamped before the walls of the city, facing a Byzantine relief force. Both sides remained encamped confronting each other for several days, but on 23 August 1334, Syrgiannes was lured away from his camp with only a few retainers and murdered by Sphrantzes Palaiologos, a Byzantine general who had defected on purpose to the Serbian camp a few days earlier.<ref name="Cumans121"/><ref name="Nicol177">{{harvnb|Nicol|1993|p=177}}.</ref><ref>{{harvnb|Fine|1994|pp=287–288}}.</ref> With the loss of their principal military leader, the [[Serbs]] settled for a negotiated peace with the Byzantines, which was very advantageous for them as they were left in possession of most of the cities won by Syrgiannes in northern Macedonia.<ref>{{harvnb|Fine|1994|pp=288, 311}}.</ref>
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