Khagan Bayan II

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Khagan Bayan II was a ruler of the Avar Khaganate in the early 7th century, known for leading the Avars during their conflicts with the Byzantine Empire and their involvement in the siege of Constantinople in 626.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Avar ruler
khagan
monarch
alliedWith Sassanian Empire NERFINISHED
Slavic tribes
associatedWithEvent Avar–Slavic raids into Byzantine territories
chronologicalPlacement before mid-7th century
conflict Avar–Byzantine conflicts NERFINISHED
siege of Constantinople (626) NERFINISHED
country Avar Khaganate NERFINISHED
era Early Middle Ages NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Avars NERFINISHED
governmentForm nomadic steppe empire
historicalRegion Pannonian Basin NERFINISHED
knownFrom Byzantine historical sources
languageOfCourt Avar (assumed Turkic or related steppe language) NERFINISHED
militaryRole commander of Avar forces at the siege of Constantinople (626)
notableFor leading the Avars in conflicts with the Byzantine Empire
participation in the siege of Constantinople in 626
operatedIn Balkans NERFINISHED
opponent Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
Emperor Heraclius NERFINISHED
partOf history of the Avar Khaganate
positionHeld Khagan of the Avars
religion paganism
rulingPeriod early 7th century
sphereOfInfluence Central and Southeastern Europe NERFINISHED
successorOf Bayan I NERFINISHED
title Khagan NERFINISHED
usedTitle Khagan of the Avars NERFINISHED

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Avar Khaganate notableFigure Khagan Bayan II