Eksarkado ng Ravena

Ang Eksarkado ng Ravena o ng Italya (Latin: Exarchatus Ravennatis) ay isang lupain ng Silangang Imperyong Romano (Imperyong Bisantino) sa Italya, mula 584 hanggang 751, nang ang huling eksarka at pinatay ng mga Lombardo.^[1] Ito ay isa sa dalawang eksarkado na itinatag kasunod ng mga muling pagsakop sa kanluranin sa ilalim ng Emperor Justiniano upang mas mabisang pangasiwaan ang mga teritoryo, kasama ang Eksarkado ng Africa.

Eksarkado ng Ravena Exarchatus Ravennatis
Exarchate ng Imperyong Bisantino
← 584–751 →   →   →   →
Location of Eksarkado ng Ravena Mapa ng Eksarkado ng Ravena sa loob ng Imperyong Bisantino noong 600 AD.
Kabisera		Ravena
Panahon sa kasaysayan		Maagang Gitnang Kapanahunan
-	Lombardong pananakop sa Italya	568
-	Pagkakatatag ng Eksarkado	584
-	Pagkamatay ni Eutiquio	751

Mga eksarka ng Ravena

• Decius (584–585)
• Smaragdus (585–589)
• Romanus (589–596)
• Callinicus (596–603)
• Smaragdus (603–608)
• John I (608–616)
• Eleutherius (616–619)
• Isaac (625–643)
• Theodore I Calliopas (643–645)
• Plato (645–649)
• Olympius (649–652)
• Theodore I Calliopas (653 – c. 666)
• Gregory (c. 666)
• Theodore II (678–687)
• John II Platyn (687–702)
• Theophylactus (702–710)
• John III Rizocopus (710–711)
• Scholasticus (713–723)
• Paul (723 to 726–727)
• Eutychius (726-727 to 751)

Mga sanggunian

 

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