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[[Dosya:Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus.jpg|thumbnail|right|[[VII. Konstantin|VII. Konstantin Porfirogennetos]], 945 yılında fildişi yontusu]]
'''''Porphyrogénnētos''''' (Latin harfleri ile '''''Porphyrogenitus''''') ({{lang-el|Πορφυρογέννητος}}, kelime anlamı olarak "Mor Oda'da Doğan", [[Bizans İmparatorluğu]]'nda onursal bir unvandır. Bu unvan baba [[imparator]] olduktan sonra doğan erkek çocuğa ya da kız çocuğa (Πορφυρογέννητη, '''''Porphyrogénnētē''''', Latin harfleri ile '''''Porphyrogenita''''') verilirdi.<ref name=Oxf>"Porphyrogennetos" in ''[[Oxford Dictionary of Byzantium|The Oxford Dictionary of Byzantium]]'', [[Oxford University Press]], New York & Oxford, 1991, p. 1701. ISBN 0195046528</ref> <!--In addition to this, the birth had to meet other conditions in order for the title to apply.
 
== BackgroundArkaplan ==
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The concept of ''porphyrogennetos'' was known from the sixth century in connection with growing ideas of hereditary legitimacy but the first secure use of the word is not found until 846.<ref name=Oxf/> The term became common by the 10th century, particularly in connection with Emperor Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus, and its use continued into the [[Palaiologan period]].<ref name=Oxf/>
 
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Konstantinopolis'in eski şehrinde yer alan [[Porfirogennetos Sarayı]], 13. yüzyıl Bizans sarayıdır. [[Konstantin Paleologos (VIII. Mihail'in oğlu)]]'den sonra isim verilmiştir.
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== Basileus and Augusta ==
The other important qualification for status as a ''Porphyrogénnētos'' was that the father must be a reigning ''[[Basileus]]'' (Greek: βασιλεύς, the [[Greek language|Greek]] word for King or Emperor), and the mother must be married to the ''Basileus'' (and therefore an empress) and additionally must have undergone a formal, sacred ceremony creating her an ''[[Augusta (honorific)|Augusta]]''.{{citation required|date=February 2014}}
 
== Diplomacy ==
In Imperial diplomacy a ''porphyrogénnēta'' bride was sometimes sent to seal a bargain, or a foreign princess may have gone to Constantinople to marry a ''porphyrogénnētos''.{{citation required|date=February 2014}} [[Liutprand of Cremona]], for instance, visited Constantinople in 968 on a diplomatic mission from [[Otto I]] to secure a purple-born bride for the prince who would eventually become [[Otto II]], in which mission he failed.<ref name=Sch>"Liudprand of Cremona - a diplomat?" by Constanze M.F. Schummer in Shepard J. & Franklin, Simon. (Eds.) (1992) ''Byzantine Diplomacy: Papers from the Twenty-fourth Spring Symposium of Byzantine Studies, Cambridge, March 1990.'' Aldershot: Variorum, p. 197.</ref> A different bride who wasn't purple-born, [[Theophanu]] Skleraina, was subsequently acquired in 971.<ref>"LIUTPRAND OF CREMONA" in ''The Oxford Dictionary of Byzantium'', Oxford University Press, New York & Oxford, 1991, p. 1241. ISBN 0195046528</ref>
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