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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.
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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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