Selanik İmparatorluğu: Revizyonlar arasındaki fark

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|yönetici2 = Manuil Komnenos Dukas

|yönetici3 = İoannis Komnenos Dukas

== Background ==

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After the [[Fourth Crusade]] captured [[Constantinople]] in April 1204, the [[Byzantine Empire]] dissolved and was divided between the Crusader leaders and the [[Republic of Venice]]. The [[Latin Empire]] was set up in Constantinople itself, while most of northern and eastern mainland Greece went to the [[Kingdom of Thessalonica]] under [[Boniface of Montferrat]].{{sfn|Nicol|1993|pp=8–12}}{{sfn|Fine|1994|pp=62–65}} At the same time, two major native [[Byzantine Greeks|Byzantine Greek]] states emerged to challenge the Latins and claim the Byzantine inheritance, the so-called [[Empire of Nicaea]] under [[Theodore I Laskaris]] in [[Asia Minor]], and the so-called [[Despotate of Epirus]] in western Greece under [[Michael I Komnenos Doukas]], while a third state, the so-called [[Empire of Trebizond]], established a separate existence on the remote shores of the [[Pontus]].{{sfn|Nicol|1993|pp=10–12}}{{sfn|Hendy|1999|pp=1, 6}} Michael I Komnenos Doukas soon extended his state into [[Thessaly]], and his successor [[Theodore Komnenos Doukas]] captured Thessalonica in 1224.{{sfn|Nicol|1993|pp=12–13}}{{sfn|Fine|1994|pp=112–114, 119}}

== Hükümdarlar ==

Selanik'in Komnenos Dukas hükümdarlarının listesi:

* [[Manuil Komnenos Dukas]] (1230–1237, 1235/37 imparator olarak tac giymiştir)

* [[İoannis Komnenos Dukas]] (1237–1242 imparator olarak; 1242–1244 Despot olarak)