forgotten, and the term stratarches, along with variants such as megas stratarches ('grand stratarches') and panstratarches ('all-stratarches'), came to be used...
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Roman Emperor during the existence of the Holy Roman Empire up to 1806. Stratarches (Greek: Στρατάρχης), meaning Ruler of the Army in Greek, is a title for...
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flag officers Senior officers Junior officers Hellenic Army Στρατάρχης Stratarches Στρατηγός Stratigos Αντιστράτηγος Antistratigos Υποστράτηγος Ypostratigos...
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Ανθυπολοχαγός Anthypolochagos Kingdom of Greece (1908–1936) Στρατάρχης Stratarches Στρατηγός Stratigos Αντιστράτηγος Antistratigos Υποστράτηγος Ypostratigos...
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numerus. A numerus had between 300 and 400 men and was commanded by a Stratarches. Two or more numeri formed a brigade, or moira; two or more brigades...
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Byzantine Empire, likewise deriving from the post of "stable-master") Stratarches (modern Greece) Vojvoda (Kingdom of Serbia and Kingdom of Yugoslavia)...
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female descendants. King Constantine II wore the ceremonial uniform of stratarches (field marshal) of the Hellenic Army. He wore the insignia of the Greek...
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episode in 1154, omitting Axouch, and considering Isaac as the megas stratarches ("grand master of the army") mentioned by Kinnamos; in this emendation...
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Zaccaria Stjepan Praska Steven Runciman Stotzas Straits, Battle of the Stratarches Strategikon of Maurice Strategikon of Kekaumenos Strategion Strategios...
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