George Maniakes

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George Maniakes was an 11th-century Byzantine general renowned for his campaigns in southern Italy and Sicily, where he led successful operations against Arab and Lombard forces.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Byzantine general
Byzantine noble
military commander
activeInCentury 11th century
allegiance Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
causeOfRebellion recall from command in Italy
citizenship Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
country Byzantine Empire
culture Byzantine Greek
deathCause killed in battle during rebellion
deathManner killed in action
gender male
historicalEra Middle Byzantine period NERFINISHED
knownFor Byzantine reconquest efforts in Italy
Byzantine reconquest efforts in Sicily
campaigns in Sicily
campaigns in southern Italy
wars against Arab forces
wars against Lombard forces
language Greek
militaryBranch Byzantine army NERFINISHED
militaryRank general
militaryReputation bravery
harsh discipline
tactical skill
notableBattle campaigns in Apulia
campaigns in Calabria
siege of Syracuse NERFINISHED
notableSubordinate Harald Hardrada NERFINISHED
William Iron Arm NERFINISHED
notedInSource John Skylitzes NERFINISHED
Michael Psellos NERFINISHED
occupation general
opponent Arab forces in Sicily
Lombard rebels in southern Italy
Norman mercenaries (later rebels)
rebelledAgainst Emperor Constantine IX Monomachos NERFINISHED
regionOfActivity Balkans NERFINISHED
Sicily NERFINISHED
southern Italy NERFINISHED
religion Eastern Orthodox Christianity
servedUnder Emperor Constantine IX Monomachos NERFINISHED
Emperor Michael IV the Paphlagonian NERFINISHED
Emperor Michael V Kalaphates NERFINISHED
title katepano of Italy NERFINISHED
strategos
usedMercenariesFrom Lombards NERFINISHED
Normans NERFINISHED
Varangians NERFINISHED

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Castello Maniace namedAfter George Maniakes