Doukaton and Greek-orthodox patriarchate of Antiochin the middle Byzantine period (969-1084)

我的专题论文的主题是969-1084年西里西亚和北方叙利亚的政治、行政和教会史。在此期间，西里西亚和北方叙利亚再次成为拜占庭帝国的一部分。该地区被组织为一个军事政府（在希腊doukaton）。通过对希腊语、叙利亚语、阿拉伯语和亚美尼亚语的文学资料以及印刻原始材料的详细分析，尽管当代文献已经丢失，但仍然有可能重建安提阿军事长官（希腊语doukes或katepanō）的人学，以及该地区的军事组织和民政管理。我发现直到CA。1050年，安提阿的军事政府是拜占庭帝国最重要的政府，有时由约1000人保卫。两万士兵。只有在帝国其他省份担任军事长官或中央军队（希腊语tagmata）指挥官并与在位皇帝有特殊关系的人才被派去管理安提阿并指挥武装部队。在拜占庭军队重新征服安提阿后，该市的希腊东正教牧首区重新并入拜占庭帝国东正教会。为了重建970年至1100年间安提阿希腊东正教宗主教的历史，重建宗主教的行政结构以及安提阿大教堂和教堂的历史，使用了黑山僧侣尼孔的Taktikon的第一个完整版本（由Christian Hannick于2014年出版），这是当代最重要的来源。第七章涉及拜占庭叙利亚境内希腊东正教安提阿牧首辖区的教会省份，也涉及拜占庭帝国政治边界以外的格鲁吉亚、西亚和中亚的天主教和教会省份。在我的研究中，他们的历史被重建和分析，就像安提阿牧首辖区教会省份修道院的历史一样。

Subject of my monograph is the political, administrative and ecclesiastical history of Cilicia and Northern Syria in the years 969-1084. During this period Cilicia and Northern Syria were again part of the Byzantine Empire. The region was organized as a military government (in Greek doukaton). By a detailed analyse of the literary sources in Greek, Syriac, Arabic and Armenian and the sigillographic source material it was possible despite the loss of contemporary documents to reconstruct not only the prosopography of the military governors (in Greek doukes or katepanō) of Antioch, but also the military organization and the civil administration of the region. I found that until ca. 1050 the military government of Antioch was the most important of the Byzantine empire, at times defended by ca. 20.000 soldiers. Only persons with experience as military governors in other provinces of the empire or as commanders of units of the central army (in Greek tagmata) and in special relationship with the reigning emperors were sent to administer Antioch and to command the armed forces. After the reconquest of Antioch by Byzantine forces the Greek-orthodox patriarchate of the city was reintegrated in the Orthodox Church of the Byzantine Empire. For the reconstruction of the history of the Greek-orthodox patriarchs of Antioch between 970 and 1100, of the reorganisation of the administrative structure of the patriarchate and the history of the cathedral and the churches of Antioch the first complete edition of the Taktikon of the monk Nicon of the Black Mountain (published in 2014 by Christian Hannick), the most important contemporary source, was utilized. Chapter 7 is concerned with the ecclesiastical provinces of the Greek-orthodox patriarchate of Antioch within Byzantine Syria, but also with the catholicata and ecclesiastical provinces located beyond the political frontiers of the Byzantine Empire in Georgia and in Western and Central Asia. In my study their history was reconstructed and analysed likewise as the history of the monasteries in the ecclesiastical provinces of the patriarchate of Antioch.