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'''Eudokia Baïana''' (ö. 12 Nisan 901) Bizans İmparatoru [[VI. Leon]]'un üçüncü karısı.
 
Vakanüvis [[Günah Çıkartıcı Teofanes]]'in Vakainamelerinin (kronikler) [[VII. Konstantin]] döneminde yaşayan yazarlar tarafından devam ettirilmiş [[Theofanes Continuatus]] adlı Vakainameye göreVakainamede, hakkında çok az datay kayıt edilmiştir.
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According to Theophanes, Eudokia came from the [[Opsician Theme]]. The Opsician Theme was originally composed of all of [[Bithynia]] and [[Paphlagonia]], stretching from [[Abydos, Hellespont|Abydos]] on the [[Dardanelles]] to [[Sinop, Turkey|Sinope]] on the [[Black Sea]] and inland to [[Ancyra]]. In the 20th century, the lands once belonging to the Theme form most of the northwestern quarter of [[Asia]]tic [[Turkey]].
 
Theofanes'e göre, Eudokia Anadolu'nun kuzey batısında bulunana Opsikion [[thema]]sındandır.
In Spring, 900, Leo VI married Eudokia. His previous two wives had predeceased him. [[De Ceremoniis]] by Constantine VII names as many as three daughters born of the previous marriages but no son. Leo wanted to secure his succession by this marriage. [[George Alexandrovič Ostrogorsky]] points that a third marriage was technically illegal under [[Byzantine law]] and against the practices of the [[Eastern Orthodox Church]] at the time. Leo VI had to seek permission by [[Ecumenical Patriarch Antony II of Constantinople]].
 
900 yılının baharında, VI. Leon, Eudokia ile evlendi. Önceki iki karısı erken ölmüşlerdi. [[VII. Konstantin]]'in, ''[[De Ceremoniis]]'' adlı kitabına göre bu evliliklerden üç kız çocuğu olmuş ama oğlu olmamıştı. Bu evlilikle ardılını güvence altına almak istiyordu.
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In Spring, 900, Leo VI married Eudokia. His previous two wives had predeceased him. [[De Ceremoniis]] by Constantine VII names as many as three daughters born of the previous marriages but no son. Leo wanted to secure his succession by this marriage. [[George Alexandrovič Ostrogorsky]] points that a third marriage was technically illegal under [[Byzantine law]] and against the practices of the [[Eastern Orthodox Church]] at the time. Leo VI had to seek permission by [[Ecumenical Patriarch Antony II of Constantinople]].
 
A year later Eudokia [[Maternal death|died while giving birth]]. Theophanes considers the son [[Stillbirth|stillborn]] and unnamed. However "De Ceremoniis" while listing the children of Leo VI names a son called Basil, which might indicate her son survived long enough to be named. "De Ceremoniis" gives her burial place as the [[Church of the Holy Apostles]] in [[Constantinople]].
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