Giorgio Maniace

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Giorgio Maniace was an 11th-century Byzantine general noted for his campaigns in southern Italy and Sicily against Arab and Norman forces.

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instanceOf Byzantine general
historical figure
military commander
activeInCentury 11th century
alsoKnownAs George Maniakes NERFINISHED
Georgios Maniakes NERFINISHED
centuryOfDeath 11th century
conflict Byzantine–Arab conflicts in Sicily NERFINISHED
Byzantine–Norman conflicts in southern Italy NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Byzantine Empire
ethnicGroup Byzantine Greek
languageOfWorkOrName Greek
Medieval Greek
militaryBranch Byzantine army NERFINISHED
notableCommanderFor Byzantine Empire in Italy NERFINISHED
notableFor campaigns in Sicily
campaigns in southern Italy
wars against Arab forces
wars against Norman forces
occupation general
partOf Byzantine campaigns to reconquer Sicily NERFINISHED
Byzantine efforts to resist Norman expansion in Italy
positionHeld Byzantine military commander in Italy
regionOfActivity Sicily NERFINISHED
southern Italy
religion Eastern Orthodox Christianity

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Castello Maniace namedAfter Giorgio Maniace