Mleh may refer to: Mleh, Prince of Armenia (before 1120 – 1170) Melias (died 934), Byzantine general, founder of the theme of Lykandos This disambiguation...

Mleh I (Armenian: Մլեհ), also Meleh I, (before 1120 – Sis, May 15, 1175)[citation needed] was the eighth lord of Armenian Cilicia (1170–1175).[citation...

grandfather).[citation needed] However, Thoros II’s brother, Mleh disputed the succession; Mleh had fled to Nur ad-Din (the emir of Aleppo) and become a Muslim...

his brother, Mleh, who attempted to assassinate him. The plot failed, and Mleh fled to Nur ed-Din and became a Muslim. Now his brother, Mleh, was a malicious...

I (1129/1130 – 1137) Thoros II (1144/1145 – 1169) Roupen II (1169–1170) Mleh (1170–1175) Roupen III (1175–1187) Leo II (1187 – 1198/1199) Leo I (1198/1199...

of the East an Armenian named Mleh; his job was to maintain stability at the frontier. During the winter of 972–3, Mleh collected a strong force of Byzantine...

Roupen was in charge of Cilicia following the murder of his paternal uncle, Mleh on May 15, 1175.[citation needed] He was an excellent prince, compassionate...

the Byzantine Empire. He fought against the new lord of Armenian Cilicia, Mleh, assisting in the restoration of Byzantine rule in the Cilician plain. He...

Konstantinos Kalamanos, the Byzantine governor of Cilicia, and Thoros, and Mleh of Armenia, as well as Hugh VIII of Lusignan and Geoffrey Martel, brother...

1169)[citation needed] Stephen (before 1110 – February 7, 1165)[citation needed] Mleh I of Cilicia (before 1120 – Sis, May 15, 1175)[citation needed] Roupen (after...

had two children, Cheryl and Charles. Bryant also had a son named Charles Mleh. Before becoming the chairman of the interim government, he was a successful...

Armenian troops, under the leadership of Thoros and his brothers, Stephen and Mleh, launched a surprise attack from the besieged city during a rainy night and...

Constantine II (prince) Leo I (prince) Thoros II (prince) Roupen II (prince) Mleh (prince) Roupen III (prince) Leo II (I) (prince, later king) Isabella & Philip...

(b. 1008) 1157 – Yuri Dolgorukiy, Grand Prince of Kiev (b. 1099) 1175 – Mleh, prince of Armenia 1174 – Nur ad-Din, Seljuk emir of Syria (b. 1118) 1268...

Constantine II (prince) Leo I (prince) Thoros II (prince) Roupen II (prince) Mleh (prince) Roupen III (prince) Leo II (I) (prince, later king) Isabella & Philip...

builder 1453 – 1515 Melias Byzantine general of Armenian origin, called "Mleh the Great" in Armenian sources 10th century Prokop the Great Hussite general...

Constantine II (prince) Leo I (prince) Thoros II (prince) Roupen II (prince) Mleh (prince) Roupen III (prince) Leo II (I) (prince, later king) Isabella & Philip...

prince 1145–1169, son of Leo I Ruben II, prince 1169–1170, son of Theodore II Mleh, prince 1170–1175, son of Leo I Ruben III, prince 1175–1186, grandson of...

Constantine II (prince) Leo I (prince) Thoros II (prince) Roupen II (prince) Mleh (prince) Roupen III (prince) Leo II (I) (prince, later king) Isabella & Philip...

Constantine II (prince) Leo I (prince) Thoros II (prince) Roupen II (prince) Mleh (prince) Roupen III (prince) Leo II (I) (prince, later king) Isabella & Philip...

Constantine II (prince) Leo I (prince) Thoros II (prince) Roupen II (prince) Mleh (prince) Roupen III (prince) Leo II (I) (prince, later king) Isabella & Philip...

1105) March 5 – Frederick of Hallum, Frisian priest and abbot May 15 – Mleh I, prince of Armenia ("Lord of the Mountains") May 25 – Ishoyahb V, patriarch...

Melias (Greek: Μελίας) or Mleh (Armenian: Մլեհ, often Mleh-mec, "Mleh the Great" in Armenian sources) was an Armenian prince who entered Byzantine service...

Ashot sent his brother Abas to Kars to stop a rebellion led by Prince Sahak-Mleh of Vanand. Ashot travelled to Gugark to stop another rebellion, fighting...

Constantine II (prince) Leo I (prince) Thoros II (prince) Roupen II (prince) Mleh (prince) Roupen III (prince) Leo II (I) (prince, later king) Isabella & Philip...

Constantine II (prince) Leo I (prince) Thoros II (prince) Roupen II (prince) Mleh (prince) Roupen III (prince) Leo II (I) (prince, later king) Isabella & Philip...

Constantine II (prince) Leo I (prince) Thoros II (prince) Roupen II (prince) Mleh (prince) Roupen III (prince) Leo II (I) (prince, later king) Isabella & Philip...

1129 1140 Rubenids Thoros II 1144 1169 Rubenids Ruben II 1169 1170 Rubenids Mleh 1170 1175 Rubenids Ruben III 1175 1187 Rubenids Leo II 1187 1198/1199 Became...

Constantine II (prince) Leo I (prince) Thoros II (prince) Roupen II (prince) Mleh (prince) Roupen III (prince) Leo II (I) (prince, later king) Isabella & Philip...

the head of the Armenian Church transferred his see to Hromkla. Ruben II, Mleh, and Ruben III, succeeded T'oros in 1169, 1170, and 1175, respectively. The...