Elite Byzantine kinship, ca. 950-1204: blood, reputation, and the Genos
This study explores the role and function of the Byzantine aristocratic family group, or genos, as a distinct social entity, particularly its political and cultural role, as it appears in a variety of sources in the tenth through twelfth centuries. While the genos has served as a central component o...
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| Zusammenfassung: | This study explores the role and function of the Byzantine aristocratic family group, or genos, as a distinct social entity, particularly its political and cultural role, as it appears in a variety of sources in the tenth through twelfth centuries. While the genos has served as a central component of many historical arguments attempting to explain the changes occurring in this period, no scholar has yet produced a study focused on the genos as a social unit, and even the concept?s basic definition remains unclear. At the same time, historians of Late Antiquity, Medieval Europe, and Byzantium have all struggled to find meaningful ways to analyze and interpret kinship structures beyond the household or nuclear family. This work seeks to ameliorate these shortcomings and, in so doing, addresses aspects of cultural, social, and political change in Byzantium through the lens of kinship. |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS List of Abbreviations.................................................................................................. vii Acknowledgements.................................................................................................... ix Introduction................................................................................................................... 1 Chapter 1. Defining the Family” in Byzantine Sources and the Modern Historiography........................................................................................ 13 Chapter 2. The Language of Kinship......................................................................... 37 Chapter 3. Marriage Impediments and theConcept of Family.................................63 Chapter 4. Interrogating Consanguinity ina Byzantine Context...............................87 Chapter 5. Family Names and the Politics of Reputation....................................... Ill Chapter 6. Kinship and Political Developments of the Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries................................................................................. 137 Conclusion...................................................................................................................163 Select Bibliography..................................................................................................... 169 Index...........................................................................................................................181 ILLUSTRATIONS Map 1 The Byzantine Empire, ca.
1042................................................................... xi Table 1 Frequency of Appearance of Genos in Historical Narratives....................... 46 Figure 1 Frequency of Appearance of Genos in Historical Narratives....................... 46
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INDEX adelphopoiia, 9 adoption, 6, 9,14-15, 27-28, 33-34, 37,144 Adrianople, 7,145,150-51 affinity (kinship by marriage), 7,9, 25-26, 30, 33, 37, 41, 63, 66-73, 80-84, 89, 117,156. See also marriage Agambas (family), 123 Alexandria, 131 Alp Arslan, 146,149 Angelos, Alexios III (emperor), 13ІПІ09, 159-60 Angelos, Isaac II (emperor), 50,157-59 Antioch, 71, 95,102, 111, 124 Arabs, 111, 114 Arcruni, Thomas, 126 Argyros (family), 4, 71,118,123,144 Argyros, Marianos, 123 Argyros, Romanos HI (emperor), 71, 144.147 aristocracy by birth/blood, 6,10,15-17, 50, 75, 91-92,102-3,113,167. See also eugeneia factionalism within, 3-8,139-41,143, 146-52,154-61 and the imperial government, 3-8,137-61 Aristotle, 16, 20, 22-24, 31-33,84, 91-93,95-96,99,101,166 Armenians, 4, 53,103,126,130 Arsakids, 103,126,130,134 Athens, 38,158 Athos, 121 Attaleiates, Michael, 20, 29,46, 48, 52-54, 76,101-2, 106,114-15, 125-27, 133.147 Augustus, 64 Axouch, John, 156 Backovo (monastery), 58-59 Bailleul, Roussel de, 146n62,159 Balsamon, Theodore, 80-82,85,95 baptismal sponsorship, 9, 37, 64,131 Basil I (emperor), 4, 43, 52-53,103, 120n49,126,134,139-40,143 Basil II (emperor), 5, 68, 111, 126n85,127, 131,139,141-44,151 Basil of Caesarea, St., 32, 66, 68, 72-74, 76-77, 83 Basil the Nothos, 105-6 Basilakina, Kale/Maria, 108,121 Basilika (law-code), 26-27, 29-30, 63-65, 67, 69-70, 74, 76-78,83,105 Batatzes (family), 1,150,156 Batatzes, Basil, 1 Blemmydes, Nikephoros, 22-25, 28, 34, 51, 62,82,84 blood, 25-28, 34-35, 41, 43,48, 69, 71-74, 78-79, 81, 83-86, 88-93, 97-107,109-10,117,122,127,
139-40,146-47,154,163,165-67. See also consanguinity, descent, komáimon, incest, and synaimos Bohemond of Antioch, 102 Boilas, Eustathios, 117n38 Botaneiates, Nikephoros III (emperor), 53, 75,101-2,114,119n44,122, 126-27,150-51 Brachamios, Philaretos, 159 Branaš (family), 59,130,150,159 Bringas (family), 146 Bryennios (family), 150-51 Bryennios, Nikephoros, 46,48, 89,120, 122,124-25,127,151,155 Bryennios, Nikephoros the Elder, 150 canon law, 24-25, 27, 30-34, 63-70, 74-77, 79-85, 95,105 Cappadocia, 4,133,139,149 Charsianon, 4 Chomatenos, Demetrios, 24-25,82-85 Choniates, Michael, 158 Chômâtes, Niketas, 1, 46-48, 50, 53, 89
I82 INDEX Chrysoberges, Luke, 81 Chrysostom, John, 54 Cilicia, 156 clan, 1, 9,13,17,19,129 consanguinity cultural significance of, 87-110,166 and marriage impediments, 25, 30-35, 42, 63-86, 89, 95, 97, 99,105, 115, 143,165 Constantine I (emperor), 64,103, 126-27,134 Constantine VII (emperor), 71,116, 126n83,139 Constantine VIII (emperor), 6, 71,106, 142,144 Constantinople, 4-5, 7-8, 21-22,47, 52, 58, 61,65-67,71, 74-75,79-80,112,119, 124, 133-34, 139,143-44,146-47, 154,156,158-61,167 Crete, 101-2,114 crusades, 7,152,159,161 Doukaina, Eirene (wife of Alexios I), 21, 58,102,108-9,117,122, 150,154-55 Doukas (family), 1, 4, 20, 28, 39,87,108, 117-18,120,123,127-32,139, 147-52,154-55,160,166 Doukas, Andronikos, 87,148 Doukas, Andronikos (son of Caesar John), 106-7,127,149 Doukas, Constantine, 87,148 Doukas, Constantine X (emperor), 7, 87-88, 105,107,109,113,122-23,137, 147-50,160,165 Doukas, John (Caesar), 122,125, 149-50,155 Doukas, John (son of Anna Kornnene), 120, 122,129 Doukas, Michael VII (emperor), 7, 52,106, 126,149-52,160 Doux, 101, 111, 124 Duby, Georges, 9-10,19 Dalassene, Anna, 117,155,164 Dalassenos (family), 107,128,141 Dalassenos, Constantine, 107,144 Dalassenos, John Roger, 122 De administrando imperio, 50, 54 degrees of kinship, 2, 25, 30-32, 35,40, 63-64, 66-81,83-85, 95,97-100 descent, 2-3,19-21, 24-25, 27-29, 34-35, 39, 58,81, 87-90, 94,100-10,116, 123,127-28,146-48,151,155Ш25, 165-66 exaggerated or fictional, 101-4, 127-28,151 through the female line, 34, 58, 87-88, 103,106-10,123,165-66 DigenesAkrites, 17, 24, 39, 57,115,127, 132ПІ13,154 Digest, 30, 70
Diogenes (family), 141,148 Diogenes, Romanos IV (emperor), 7,148-49 Dokeianos, Theodore, 147 Domestic of the East, 1 Domestic of the Schools, 140 Doukaina, Eirene, 127-28 Ekloga, 64-66 Epirus, Despotate of, 160 ethnos (έθνος), 16,18, 22, 51-52,56 Etymologicum Symeonis, 22 eugeneia (ευγένεια), 13,17,19, 50, 102-3,113,129 eunuchs, 63,116n31,144,149 Eustathios of Thessaloniki, 105n96,128 Euthymios the Younger, St., 55 Fabii, 114,125-26 family. See genea, genos, oikos, and phamiiia family histories, 125-26,166 family names. See surnames feudalism, 9-10,138,153-54 France, 9-Ю, 21n43,138,166n2 Franks, 50,104n90 friendship, 8,14,96 Galen, 20, 31, 54, 91-97, 109,166 gambros (γαμβρός), 41-42,130 genea (γενεά), 16,18n26, 42-45, 165 genealogy. See descent
INDEX genos (γένος) ancient Athenian, 16, 42 of the Christians, 16, 37, 52-53, 56-57, 61,165 definition of, 2,13-35,163-64 as ethnic group, 16,18-19, 24, 28, 38, 43-44, 47-48, 51-60, 62, 100,115,117,132,164-65,168 and family names. See surnames in Komnenian government, 8,11,15, 17, 53, 62,137-38,152-53,156-57, 160-61,167 and the oikos, 35, 42-43,163-64 in philosophy, 19-20,22-25, 31-33, 51,84-85,90-91, 94, 96-97, 100-101,143 of the Romans, 19, 51-53, 57, 60-62, 161,165,168 See also marriage, monasteries, reputation, and surnames gens, 16, 28 Geoponika, 90-91 George, St., 131-32 George the Monk (Sygkellos), 46-47 Georgians, 58-60 German lands/Germany, 9-10,138 Geschlecht, 9-10,17,19 Ciabas (family), 150 Goody, Jack, 34 Hellenism, 61 Heraclius (emperor), 64,143 homaimon (όμαίμων), 78, 90,98 Homer, 40,116 Household. See oikos Iconoclasm, 3,64 incest, 31-32, 68, 74, 79,81, 83,100,105 inheritance, 9,14, 20, 24, 27, 29-31, 33-34, 63, 65, 67, 75-79, 82, 84, 88,106-8, 138,165-66 Italikos, Michael, 95, 98-100,117,127 Iviron (monastery), 60,121 Jews, 23-24, 28,48,91 John the Orphanotrophos, 20,144 Justinian (emperor), 30, 32,64, 70 Justinianic Corpus, 26, 30, 32, 65,70 183 Ramonas, Gregorios, 83-84 Kantakouzenos (family), 159 Kazhdan, Alexander, 8-10, 84, 138,161 Kecharitomene (monastery), 21, 58,108, 117,121 Kekaumenos, 43-44,101,113-15,118, 119n44,128,132 Kekaumenos, Katakalon, 146 Keroularios, Michael, 67, 70, 73-75,96, 101,104-5,145,147 Kinnamos, John, 46, 48,104 Kornnene, Anna, 46, 48, 89,102-4,108, 116-17,120,122,125,127,129,151, 154-55,164nl Komnenos (family), 1, 7-8,11,15,
20, 39, 42, 53, 55, 62, 79-80,102,118, 120,123-24,130,137-38,141, 148,151-61,164,167-68 Komnenos, Alexios, 98 Komnenos, Alexios (son of Anna Kornnene), 20,120,129 Komnenos, Alexios 1 (emperor), 5, 7,21,65, 75,78-80,87, 89, 108,117,122,128,130,137, 150-55,157 Komnenos, Alexios II (emperor), 157 Komnenos, Alexios III (emperor). See Angelos, Alexios III Komnenos, Andronikos I (emperor), 128, 155,157-58 Komnenos, Isaac (brother of Alexios 1), 102,130 Komnenos, Isaac (son of Alexios 1), 129n98, 155-56 Komnenos, Isaac (son of John II), 156, 158ПІ47 Komnenos, Isaac 1 (emperor), 7, 75, 113,146-47 Komnenos, John, 130 Komnenos, John (Doux), 101 Komnenos, John II (emperor), 89, 104,155-56 Komnenos, John Kontostephanos, 107 Komnenos, Manuel I (emperor), 7,17, 42, 80-81,102n84,104,122,153, 156- 58,164,167-68 Kosmosoteira (monastery), 129n98
i84 INDEX Kourkouas (family), 4,125,126n82, 139,141 Kourkouas, John, 125 Laskaris (family), 123,160 Leichoudes, Constantine, 145 Lekapenos, Romanos I (emperor), 99-100, 105.139 Leo VI (emperor), 64, 66, 68,115 Leo the Deacon, 44, 46-47, 57,105,116, 125.140 lineage (lignage), 1-3, 6, 9-11,17-19, 34, 44-45, 47-49, 58-59, 81, 127,138,141,144,151, 165-67. See also descent, genos, and Geschlecht Macedonia, 44, 89,103,145,150 Macedonian dynasty, 4, 6,106,126,134, 137,139-40, 145-46,160,167 Macedonian land legislation, 5nl3, 99-100,142 Makrembolitissa, Eudokia, 122,149 Male inos (family), 4, 75,128,139,142,155 Mangaphas (family), 158 Mangaphas, Theodore, 158 Maniakes, George, 125 Manzikert, 146,149 Maria of Alania, 122,151 Maria of Bulgaria, 127 Mark, St., 131 marriage and the genos, 2,13-15, 21, 25-35, 37, 41-42, 54, 63-64, 68-86, 89, 92, 98-99,106-107,115,120-21,129, 143,156,161,163-65,167 in the law, 2, 21, 24-35, 41-42, 43n32, 63-86, 89-90, 95, 97-99, 105,115, 143,156,163,165,167 and politics, 1, 6-7,13,17, 37, 41-42, 64-66, 79-81, 89,106,115,117, 127,139,141,144,149,151-52, 154-56,160-61,164,167 Mauropous, John, 125,145 medicine/medical knowledge, 19-20, 27, 31-33, 54, 67-68, 85-86, 88, 92-97, 109,166 Melissenos, Theodotos, 123 Menander Rhetor, 16, 21-22,117 Michael III (emperor), 43,52 Michael IV (emperor), 144,160 Michael V (emperor), 20,106, 133-34,144-45 Michael VI (emperor), 111, 146-47,149 Modestinus, 72 monasteries, 21n44, 55, 57-60, 71,82, 108-9, 117,121-22,129n98,133, 142,158 and the genos, 57-60 See also Athos, Backovo, Iviron, Kecharitomene, Kosmosoteira, Skoteini,
and typika Monomachos (family), 118,131-32 Monomachos, Constantine IX (emperor), 52,125,143n39,145 Muslim, 111, 125,131 nature (φύσις), 24, 26-27, 32-34, 63, 68-69, 76-78, 81, 84-85,91,93-94, 96-97,101,137,147,166 Nemanjić, Stephan, 25 Nicaea, 22,160 Nikephoritzes, 149 Niketas (bishop of Ankyra), 78 nobility. See eugeneia novelláé, 65, 69, 79, 99-100 Ochrid, 24, 82 office (ακολουθία), 37,55-57 offices (imperial). See titles oikonomia (οικονομία), 70-71 oikos (οίκος), 1,13-15, 35, 42-45, 64,163-65 Ostrogorsky, George, 9-10,137-38, 152ПІ02 Ottoman Empire, 52 Ouranos, Michael, 111 Ouranos, Nikephoros, 111 Pahlavuni, Gregory, 130 Pakourianos, Gregory, 58-59 Pakourianos, Symbatios, 108,121 Palaiologos (family), 59,123,125, 159-60
INDEX Palaiologos, Andronikos II (emperor), 60 Palaiologos, George, 125 Palaiologos, George (Grand Hetaireiarch), 39,133 Palaiologos, Michael VIII (emperor), 161 Paphlagonia, 4,116,139 paroikoi, 153-54 paterfamilias, 34, 87 patris (πατρίς), 17, 21-22, 24, 55, 61,115, 132-33,161 Pechenegs, 51,145 Река, 25-27, 30ո88, 71ո45,95 pentheros (πένθερος), 41-42 Petraliphas (family), 159 Philadelphia, 158 Philanthropenos (family), 120ո48,123 Phokas (family), 4-5, 53, 57, 75,102,114, 125-28,139-42,151,155,160,166 Phokas, Bardas, 5, 44-45, 57,101,141 Phokas, Bardas the Elder, 140 Phokas, Leo, 140 Phokas, Nikephoros II (emperor), 5, 57, 101,114,139-40,142,160 Photios, 52 phylon (φϋλον), 16,18,42,44-45, 56, 59 Planoudes, Maximos, 60 Ponema Nomikon, 29, 76 Porphyry of Tyre, 13, 22-24, 32-33,84 Prefect (Eparch) of the City, 144 Procopius, 103 Pródromos, Theodore, 119-20,122, 129nl02 pronoia (land grants), 10,149,153-54,158 Psellos, Michael, 16nl8, 33n99, 46-47, 52, 94, 96-97, 99,101,104,106-7,113, 115n25,126-27,145-46,149n82 Quinisext Council, 64 race, 13,16,18, 28,44, 54-55, 58, 92, 94,106 Raoul (family), 120n48,159 reputation definition of, 111-17 and the genos, 6, 22, 34, 50, 52-53, 110-35,142n33,151,163,166-67 and family names. See surnames 185 Romaios, Eustathios, 25-27, 42, 69, 71-79, 84,95,97 Romanos II (emperor), 54 Rome, 30, 38,127,130 Rus’, 5, 52,142 Sahlins, Marsall, 88,100 Samuel of Bulgaria, 127 Schmid, Karl, 9,19 Scythians, 47, 50-51,104n90,106 seals (lead), 11,14-15,19, 28n77, 47-48, 50,107, llln2,112, 120-24,128-33,165-66 seira (σειρά), 16,18ո26, 45 Seljuqs. See Turks
Sgouros, Leo, 158 Sippe, 9-10,19 Sisinnios 11, 66-69, 73, 85,105,115 Skleraina, Maria, 145 Skleros (family), 4-5, 75,139,141,155 Skleros, Bardas, 5,128,141 Skoteini (monastery), 158 Skribas, Michael, 31, 73-74,95-97 Skylitzes Continuants, 46,147 Skylitzes, John, 46, 67-68, 88n2, 111, 124-25,133,148 slavery/slaves, 33, 35, 43, 63,164 Souda, 41n26 Spanish Empire, 92 species (είδος), 13, 23-24 Stoudites, Alexios, 70-71,75 surnames development of, 2, 6,11,15,18, 47-48, 104,110,118-19,132,134,163,166 and the genos, 2,11,15,18-21, 24, 28, 34-35,47-48, 52,106,110-12, 118-24,127,129-35,152,159, 163,166-67 inheritance of, 20-21, 34-35, 88,106, 110-11,118-24, 131,134-35,141, 151,159 Syggeneia (συγγένεια), 14, 25, 33, 42-43,63,74 Sygkellos, Demetrios, 77 Symeon (Magister) Logothetes, 43, 46 Symeon of Bulgaria, 87n2 Symeon the New Theologian, 24
i86 INDEX synaimos (σύναιμος), 41, 90, 98 Synopsis Basilicorum, 29 Taktika, 115 Tarchaneiotes (family), 150 Tarchaneiotes, Michael Doukas, 123 Taronites (family), 118 Taronites, Michael, 130 Theodora (empress), 6, 71,106,140,142, 144-46,149 Theodore the Stoudite, 55 Theophanes (chronicler), 44, 46-47,126 Theophanes Contimatus, 45-47, 53 Theophano, 140 Theophilos the Antecessor, 32 Theotokos, 101,121,131-32. See also Kecharitomene, Backovo Thessaloniki, 128,160 Thrace, 145,150 Timarion, 94-95,127 titles (imperial), 4,6-7, 34, 42, 83,108, 111-13, 118-20,123-24,129-30, 134,137,139,143,147,150,152, 161,166-68 Tome of Sisinnios, 31, 54n80, 67-75, 80, 95,105,115,165 Tome of Union, 65-66 Tornikes (family), 120n48,150-51 Tornikes, George, 44n40, 49n56 Tornikios, Leo, 145,150 trigeneia (τριγένεια), 41-42 Trochos, Theodore, 53 Turks, 5,104,146,148-50 typika (monastic), 21, 58-59,108,117, 121-22,129n98,158 Tzetzes, John, 103 Tzimiskes, John I (emperor), 5,44, 57, 116,140-41 Uzes, 51 Vatatzes. See Batatzes Vita Basilii, 44,103,126 Xeros (family), 131 Xiphilinos (family), 28 Xiphilinos, John, 145,148 Xylinites (family), 131 Yahya of Antioch, 71 Zoe (empress), 6, 71,133-34,142, 144-45,149 Zonaras, John, 87-88,103,105-6,109, 123,148,165 Bayerische Staatsbibliothek München ч. л
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| title_full_unstemmed | Elite Byzantine kinship, ca. 950-1204 blood, reputation, and the Genos by Nathan Leidholm |
| title_short | Elite Byzantine kinship, ca. 950-1204 |
| title_sort | elite byzantine kinship ca 950 1204 blood reputation and the genos |
| title_sub | blood, reputation, and the Genos |
| topic | Elite (DE-588)4014457-4 gnd Sippe (DE-588)4299302-7 gnd |
| topic_facet | Elite Sippe Byzantinisches Reich Hochschulschrift |
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