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基本説明
Examines the social, economic, religious and cultural themes of the area and period within a framework of political and military events.
Full Description
This text coversstates in Greece; Mainland Greece; Venice, Genoa and the Aegean; Lordship and government; the Latin secular church; the religious orders; and economic aspects of the Frankish Aegean.
Contents
Part 1 The Frankish Aegean - background, context and problemsByzantine Empire; conquest and newcomers; the Frankish states in the Aegean; Frank and Frankish; who were the Frankish settlers?; the attraction of the Aegean; social and cultural implications; transliteration of names and titles. Part 2 Sources and historiography: western chronicles; the chronicle of the Morea; Assizes of Romania; Byzantine historians; printed primary sources; monuments and travellers; historiography. Part 3 The crusader states of the north Aegean: the heirs of Byzantium; the pact of March 1204; the first Latin emperor; the partition of the empire, September 1204; the Vlacho-Bulgars; the emperor Henry, 1206-16; the kingdom of Thessalonika; the north Aegean, 1216-61; titular claimants. Part 4 The Latin states in Greece, 1204-1311: central Greece, 1204; Leo Sgouros and the Byzantine opposition; conquest of the Peloponnese, 1204-49; the role of castles; Greek raids, resistance and recovery, 1210-64; the treaties of Viterbo, May 1267; the lordship of Athens and Thebes; a Villehardouin hegemony?; Angevin involvement in Greece; central Greece, Epiros and Thessaly, 1270-1309; the arrival of the Catalans in Greece. Part 5 Mainland Greece in the 14th and 15th centuries: ethos and influences; the Catalans in Greece, 1311-64; the Acciaioli in Greece, 1338-94; the last years of Frankish Greece, 1377-1460. Part 6 Venice, Genoa and Aegean: the four phases of involvement; phase 1 - pre 1204; phase 2 - 1204-61, the islands of the Aegean, Euboea (Negroponte), Crete, Modon (Methone) and Coron (Korone); phase 3 - 1261-1388; phase 4 - 1377-1718. Part 7 Lordship and government: problems and perspectives; the suzerainty of the Latin emperor; the powers of the emperor; coronation and election in the making of the emperor; Latin emperors and the west; Latin emperors and the Aegean world; the imperial council; imperial rights and revenues; household government; local government; Byzantine office titles; parliament. Part 8 The Latin secular church: Greek and Latin christians; the phoney union, 1204; the Latin patriarchate; Latin diocesan structure; the Latin episcopate; Latin secular clergy; ecclesiastical revenues; heresy; monuments of the Latin church in the Aegean. Part 9 The religious orders. Part 10 Economic aspects of the Frankish Aegean. Part 11 Symbiosis and segregation.
