在安纳托利亚流亡的拜占庭拉斯卡德大教堂的黄昏，1254-1258:帝国地缘政治战略的延续与变化

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Viator - Medieval and Renaissance Studies Pub Date : 2003-01-01 DOI:10.1484/J.VIATOR.2.300387

John S. Langdon

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“拜占庭拉斯卡里德大教堂在安纳托利亚流亡的黄昏，1254-1258:帝国地缘政治战略的延续与变化。”1254年，新的巴塞勒斯·西奥多二世·拉斯卡里斯继承了他的勇士前任约翰三世的坚持不懈的连贯的地缘政治战略，以恢复被流放安纳托利亚的拜占庭帝国。在他统治的最后一年，约翰三世第二次诱人地接近于获得拉丁人控制的君士坦丁堡的最终成果——尽管许多地区地缘政治潮流冲击着他的帝国——但却被可怕的蒙古风暴再次到来所阻止。当前这篇文章的目的是评估西奥多成功地修改了他的前任的政策，以继续王朝的大战略——他应对了衰弱的绝症和关键的拜占庭贵族日益动荡的局面。西奥多对土耳其人、法兰克人、保加利亚人和希腊人的地区政策是在…

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Twilight of the Byzantine Lascarid Basileia in Anatolian Exile, 1254-1258: Continuity and Change in Imperial Geopolitical Strategy

“Twilight of the Byzantine Lascarid Basileia in Anatolian Exile, 1254–1258: Continuity and Change in Imperial Geopolitical Strategy.” In 1254 the new basileus Theodore II Lascaris inherited the relentlessly coherent geopolitical strategy of his warrior predecessor John III for the restoration of the Byzantine oecumene from her Anatolian exile. In the last year of his reign John III had for a second time come tantalizingly close to reaping the ultimate prize of Latin-controlled Constantinople—despite the many regional geopolitical currents buffeting his waxing empire—only to be forestalled yet again by the renewed advent of the dreaded Mongol storm. The aim of the current essay is to assess Theodore’s success in revising his predecessor’s policies so as to continue the dynasty’s grand strategies—as he coped with a debilitating terminal illness and the growing unrest of key Byzantine aristocrats. Theodore’s regional policies vis-a-vis Turks, Franks, Bulgars, and Epirotes are framed within the context of the...

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