De administrando imperio of constantine porphyrogenitus

The writing was not intended for the public, as it contained many state secrets, but only for the training of Romanos. It also contains information about diplomatic events in the provinces of the empire such as Armenia, Iberia, Cyprus and Peloponnese. In addition to historical and geographical information, Constantine had introduced some advice about how countries tampered with and against each other can be played without the Byzantine Empire they had to attack directly. The Arabs in the east and south and the territory to Spain ДЄnd the Teutons, Lombards, Venetians, Croats, Serbs, and Moravians in the West. The work contains descriptions of the Pechenegs, Kievan Rus, Hungarians, Bulgarians, Crimean Tatars, Khazars, and in the north To this combination nor the political advice of Constantine came to his son. The work combines two earlier works of Constantine, the Peri Ethnon in which the history and people of the surrounding the Byzantine Empire countries are described and the Peri Thematon, which concerned the events in the provinces of the empire. The De administrando Imperio mentioned work he wrote 948-952, as a political guide for his son and successor Romanos II The font contains out advice like the Empire and attacks to be attacked by enemies. De Imperio administrando the Latin title of a signature of the Byzantine emperor Constantine VII (medium Greek О ПЃбЅёП‚ П„бЅёОЅ бјґОґО№ОїОЅ П…бј±бЅёОЅ ОЎП‰ОјО±ОЅПЊОЅ ).Д¬onstantine was a scholar, who produced a variety of fonts.

De administrando imperio of constantine porphyrogenitus