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Konstantin'in hayatı ile ilgili gerçekler karışık ve [[konjektür]]e bağlıdır. İmparator [[VI. Leon]] (886–912 arası hükümdar) zamanı, [[Havariyyun Kilisesi]] yakınında [[Theotokos]]'a adandığı yazılı kısmi [[Yazıt bilimi|yazıta]] göre günümüzde [[Fenari İsa Camii]] olarak bilinen bir manastırı restore ettirdiği bilinmektedir. Açılış tarihi söylenceye göre 907/908 yılıdır.<ref name="G189"/><ref name="ODB">{{harvnb|Kazhdan|1991|pp=1232–1233}}.</ref><ref>{{harvnb|van Millingen|1912|pp=123–125, 131}}.</ref>
 
Leon'un kardeşi ve ardılı [[Aleksandros]]'un (912–913 arası hükümdar) ölümünden sonra, Konstantin Lips ayrıca önde gelen general [[Konstantin Dukas (gaspçı)|Konstantin Dukas]]'ın çocuk imparator [[VII. Konstantin]]'e (913–959 arası hükümdar) karşı Temmuz 913 tarihinde gerçekleşen başarısız bir [[askerî darbe]]sine katıldı
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Constantine Lips also participated in the failed [[coup]] of the prominent general [[Constantine Doukas (usurper)|Constantine Doukas]] against the infant [[Constantine VII Porphyrogennetos]] (r. 913–959) in July 913, after the death of Leo's brother and successor [[Alexander of Byzantium|Alexander]] (r. 912–913). In its wake, several nobles who had been or were suspected of being involved in the coup were executed, while others fled the city, amongst them Constantine Lips.<ref name="G189">{{harvnb|Guilland|1967|p=189}}.</ref><ref>{{harvnb|Kazhdan|1991|p=657}}; {{harvnb|van Millingen|1912|pp=126–127}}.</ref> On August 20, 917, he fell at the [[Battle of Acheloos]], fighting against the Bulgarian forces under [[Simeon I of Bulgaria|Simeon I]].<ref name="G189"/><ref>{{harvnb|Kazhdan|1991|p=1232}}; {{harvnb|van Millingen|1912|p=127}}.</ref>
 
He is also equated by modern scholarship with two other people named Lips, whose activities are believed to have been erroneously post-dated.<ref>cf. {{harvnb|Whittow|1996|p=232}}.</ref> The first is recorded by Constantine VII as having been held the rank of ''[[protospatharios]]'' and the court post of ''[[domestikos]]'' of the ''hypourgia'' (head assistant to the ''[[epi tes trapezes]]''), later (probably by the time of the 913 coup attempt) rising to become a ''[[patrikios]]'' and ''[[megas hetaireiarches]]''.<ref name="G189"/><ref name="ODB"/> He also served on several occasions as imperial envoy to [[Gregory I of Taron|Gregory I]], the ruler of the [[Armenians|Armenian]] principality of [[Taron (historic Armenia)|Taron]]. On the first embassy, he returned with Gregory's son [[Ashot III of Taron|Ashot]], who was received by Leo and named ''protospatharios''. Lips accompanied Ashot back to his father, and returned with Gregory's brother (known only by his [[Arabic]] name [[Abu Ghanim]]), who was also given the rank of ''protospatharios''.<ref name="G188">{{harvnb|Guilland|1967|p=188}}.</ref> Constantine accompanied Abu Ghanim on his return journey. When the latter visited Constantinople again some years later, he was married to Constantine's daughter. In another mission shortly after, Lips persuaded Gregory himself to visit Constantinople, where he was lavishly received and given the supreme dignity of ''[[magistros]]'' and the title of ''[[strategos]]'' of Taron. After a prolonged sojourn, he was escorted to his domains by Lips.<ref name="G188"/>