Trabluslu Leon: Revizyonlar arasındaki fark

 

== Hayatı ==

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The details of Leo's early career in the Muslim fleets are unknown, but he seems to have risen quickly: the historian [[Mas'udi]], who met him in person, regarded him as one of the best navigators of his time. In the Arabic sources, he appears with the generic titles of commander (''[[qa'id|qā’id]]'') or admiral (''amīr al-baḥr''), as well as governor (''ṣāḥib'') of Tripoli, and deputy governor (''[[na'ib|nā’ib]]'') of [[Tarsus (city)|Tarsus]].{{sfn|PmbZ|loc=Leon (von Tripolis) bzw. Tripolites (#24397)}}{{sfn|Khoury Odetallah|1995|pp=98–99}} Both of the latter cities were major Muslim naval centres in the late 9th century, and due to their proximity to the Byzantine Empire functioned as staging areas for the Muslim naval raids.{{sfn|Khoury Odetallah|1995|pp=97–98}}

It is unknown if Leo was the head of the Arab fleet defeated by Himerios on St. Thomas' Day (6 October, probably in 906),{{sfn|PmbZ|loc=Leon (von Tripolis) bzw. Tripolites (#24397)}}{{sfn|Tougher|1997|p=191}} but along with Damian of Tarsus he was in command of the Arab fleet that scored a major victory over Himerios in April 912 off [[Chios]], while he was returning from a fruitless attempt to reconquer the [[Emirate of Crete]].{{sfn|PmbZ|loc=Leon (von Tripolis) bzw. Tripolites (#24397)}}{{sfn|Kazhdan|1991|p=1216}}{{sfn|Tougher|1997|p=192}} Finally, in 921/2, the imperial navy under the ''[[patrikios]]'' and ''droungarios'' [[John Rhadenos]] defeated Leo's fleet off [[Lemnos]]. Most of the Arab fleet was destroyed and Leo himself barely escaped. He disappears from the sources after this event.{{sfn|Kazhdan|1991|p=1216}}{{sfn|PmbZ|loc=Leon (von Tripolis) bzw. Tripolites (#24397)}}{{sfn|Wortley|2010|p=211}}

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