Isaacius II Angelus

Isaacius II Angelus (Graece Ἰσαάκιος Ἄγγελος; natus mense Septembri 1156; mortuus mense Ianuario 1204) fuit imperator Constantinopolitanus. Isaacius fuit filius Andronici Angeli fraterque minor natu successoris sui Alexii Angeli. Die 11 Septembris 1185 Stephanus Hagiochristophorites in domum Angelorum ad Isaacium adprehendendum equitavit, quem Isaacius gladio interfecit et a plebe acclamatus est. Diebus insequentibus, imperatore Andronico Comneno interfecto a plebe, Isaacius fit imperator. Anno 1195 a fratre Alexio deiectus et excaecatus, ab hominibus quartae expeditionis sacrae anno 1203 restitutus, anno 1204 mense Ianuario ab Alexio Duca rursus deiectus, eodem mense mortuus est.

Isaacius II Angelus

Res apud Vicidata repertae:

Isaacius II Angelus: imago

Nativitas: 1155; Constantinopolis mediaevalis
Obitus: 28 Ianuarii 1204; Constantinopolis mediaevalis
Patria: Imperium Byzantinum

Familia

Genitores: Andronicus Ducas Angelus; Euphrosyne Kastamonitissa
Coniunx: Irene Palaiologos, Margarita Hungariae
Proles: Irene Angelina, Anna-Euphrosyne, John Angelus of Syrmia, Manuel Angelos, Alexius IV Angelus, Ioannes (Kaloioannes) Angelos, Ruler of Srem
Familia: domus Angelorum

Si Nicetas Choniates recte narrat (qui apud hunc regem ab anno 1185 exeunte a secretis meruit), Isaacius sibi attribuit versus quosdam inter prophetias Leonis Sapientis servatos, qui incipiunt "Ἡ βοῦς δὲ πεμπτὸν καὶ τέλος ἀρκτοτρόφου".^[1]

Familia

Primum in matrimonium duxit "Herinam" (origine incerta) et genuit:^[2]

• Euphrosyne Angelina (mortua ante 1208), religiosa
• Alexius (c. 1182 - 1204), imperator futurus
• Irene (c. 1183 - 1208), uxor Rogerii III regis Siciliae, et postea Philippi Sueviae, regis Germanorum

Anno 1186 in matrimonium duxit Margaritam, filiam regis Belae III Hungariae et ex ea genuit:

• Manuel (?)
• Ioannes (m. 1254)

Fontes rerum gestarum Isaacii Angeli

• Nicetas Choniates, Historia

Notae

1. Nicetas Choniates, Historia p. 355 van Dieten
2. Nicetas Choniates, Historia p. 419 van Dieten

Bibliographia

• Charles M. Brand, Byzantium confronts the West 1180–1204. Cambridge, Mass., 1968
• Charles M. Brand, "The Byzantines and Saladin, 1185-1192: Opponents of the Third Crusade" in Speculum vol. 37 (1962) pp. 167-181
• Rudolf Hiestand, "Die Erste Ehe Isaaks II Angelus und Seine Kinder" in Jahrbuch der Osterreichischen Byzantinistik vol. 47 (1997)
• K. Varzos, Η γενεαλογία των Κομνηνών (2 voll. Thessalonicae, 1984 1A 1B 2) no. 183

Nexus externi

• "Isaakios Angelos" e Medieval Lands (situs a Carolo Cawley elaboratus apud FMG)

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