Tatiana Belorussova
Biographic Data
| ID | 6888734 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tatiana Belorussova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tatiana |
| FAMILY NAME | Belorussova |
| SIGNATURE | BELORUSSOVA T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ural Federal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3493-1474 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Activities of the Order of Hospitallers in the Peloponnesos (1397–1404)
This article analyses the activities of the Hospitallers who got control over part of the Peloponnesos in the late-fourteenth century. In 1397, Despotes Theodore I Palaiologos of the Morea sold them Corinth on the condition that they organize the defense of the peninsula from Ottoman raids. Taking the Byzantine historical writings and Latin documentary material into account, this article examines the interactions between the Despotes of the Morea…
Latin Population of the Peloponnesos in the Context of the Palaiologan Conquests in the Region (First Third of the Fifteenth Century)
In the early-fifteenth century, the Peloponnesos (Morea) continued to be a zone of Greek-Latin confrontation, which started when the Fourth Crusade participants conquered Byzantine territories. By the period under study, the balance of power on the peninsula radically changed, so the Romaioi of the Despotate of the Morea, led by the despotai of the Palaiologos dynasty (1383–1460), were pursuing the policy of conquest against the Latins of the Pri…
The Beginning of the Palaiologian “Reconquista” in the Peloponnese
The article examines the features of political interaction between the Romans and Latins in the Peloponnese in the last two decades of the 14th — early 15th centuries, when Theodore I Palaiologos ruled the Despotate of Morea. The author of the article analyzes the relations of the Romans with their Latin neighbors through the prism of the expansionist policy that the despot adhered to from the first years of his reign. Based on data from Byzantin…
Interconfessional Contacts and Conflicts in the Peloponnesos (Thirteenth to Fourteenth Century)
The purpose of this article is to analyze the features of interconfessional interaction of the Romaioi, Franks, and Venetians in the Peloponnesos in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, from the Latin invasion to the period when certain traditions of interconfessional communication between the conquerors and the Romaioi developed. Using the accounts of the Chronicle of the Moraia, resolutions of the Venetian Senate, Venetian private-law docum…
Features of the Local Identity of the Greek-Latin Nobility of the Peloponnese (14th — Early 15th Century)
The article is devoted to the analysis of the local identity of the population of the Peloponnese and the process of its formation in the 14th — early 15th centuries. The author aims to determine how the political events of the 13th and 14th centuries affected the identity of the Greeks from the Morea and whether the long-term proximity to the Latins affected their self-consciousness. It is concluded that the identity of the local population was …
On the Despotate of the Morea’s Service
In the late fourteenth century, Albanian tribes moved from Thessaly and settled in the Peloponnesos getting the permission from the Despotes of the Morea, Theodore I Palaiologos (1383–1407). Although this migration changed the ethnic situation in the despotate, it solved some economic and demographic problems. In particular, the Albanians replenished the army of the despotes. This article analyzes the participation of the Albanian tribes in the p…
Integration Processes in the Polyethnic Society of the Peloponnesos after the Byzantine Restoration of 1262
This paper addresses the problem of the Greek-Latin frontier in the Peloponnesos in the second half of the thirteenth century. In 1262, Byzantium regained control over a part of the peninsula. This action disrupted the order that developed there during fifty years and changed the power balance in the region. The author has analysed the transformation of the frontier society of the Peloponnesos when Byzantine administration returned to the country…
Multiethnic Morea
Among the consequences of the Fourth Crusade there was a serious change in the ethno-confessional landscape in the former Byzantine territories. Even though Byzantine society was never ethnically homogeneous, the ethno-religious situation became more complicated in the late Byzantine period. This article is devoted to the problem of the position of the non-Greek population in the late Byzantine society of Morea — one of the striking examples of a…
Greek-Latin Cooperation in the Peloponnese in the Face of the Catalan Threat (1292—1321)
This article is devoted to the problem of Greek-Latin interaction at Peloponnese while having a threat in the face of Catalans, who have gained power after the fall of Athens at 1311. Based on information from the Latin and Byzantine historical sources of the 14th century, the author attempts to answer the questions: have the character of the Greek-Latin interaction in the Peloponnese and the relationship of the two actors to each other changed w…
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Greek-Latin Cooperation in the Peloponnese in the Face of the Catalan Threat (1292—1321)
This article is devoted to the problem of Greek-Latin interaction at Peloponnese while having a threat in the face of Catalans, who have gained power after the fall of Athens at 1311. Based on information from the Latin and Byzantine historical sources of the 14th century, the author attempts to answer the questions: have the character of the Greek-Latin interaction in the Peloponnese and the relationship of the two actors to each other changed w…
Integration Processes in the Polyethnic Society of the Peloponnesos after the Byzantine Restoration of 1262
This paper addresses the problem of the Greek-Latin frontier in the Peloponnesos in the second half of the thirteenth century. In 1262, Byzantium regained control over a part of the peninsula. This action disrupted the order that developed there during fifty years and changed the power balance in the region. The author has analysed the transformation of the frontier society of the Peloponnesos when Byzantine administration returned to the country…
Multiethnic Morea
Among the consequences of the Fourth Crusade there was a serious change in the ethno-confessional landscape in the former Byzantine territories. Even though Byzantine society was never ethnically homogeneous, the ethno-religious situation became more complicated in the late Byzantine period. This article is devoted to the problem of the position of the non-Greek population in the late Byzantine society of Morea — one of the striking examples of a…
On the Despotate of the Morea’s Service
In the late fourteenth century, Albanian tribes moved from Thessaly and settled in the Peloponnesos getting the permission from the Despotes of the Morea, Theodore I Palaiologos (1383–1407). Although this migration changed the ethnic situation in the despotate, it solved some economic and demographic problems. In particular, the Albanians replenished the army of the despotes. This article analyzes the participation of the Albanian tribes in the p…
Interconfessional Contacts and Conflicts in the Peloponnesos (Thirteenth to Fourteenth Century)
The purpose of this article is to analyze the features of interconfessional interaction of the Romaioi, Franks, and Venetians in the Peloponnesos in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, from the Latin invasion to the period when certain traditions of interconfessional communication between the conquerors and the Romaioi developed. Using the accounts of the Chronicle of the Moraia, resolutions of the Venetian Senate, Venetian private-law docum…
Features of the Local Identity of the Greek-Latin Nobility of the Peloponnese (14th — Early 15th Century)
The article is devoted to the analysis of the local identity of the population of the Peloponnese and the process of its formation in the 14th — early 15th centuries. The author aims to determine how the political events of the 13th and 14th centuries affected the identity of the Greeks from the Morea and whether the long-term proximity to the Latins affected their self-consciousness. It is concluded that the identity of the local population was …
Latin Population of the Peloponnesos in the Context of the Palaiologan Conquests in the Region (First Third of the Fifteenth Century)
In the early-fifteenth century, the Peloponnesos (Morea) continued to be a zone of Greek-Latin confrontation, which started when the Fourth Crusade participants conquered Byzantine territories. By the period under study, the balance of power on the peninsula radically changed, so the Romaioi of the Despotate of the Morea, led by the despotai of the Palaiologos dynasty (1383–1460), were pursuing the policy of conquest against the Latins of the Pri…
The Beginning of the Palaiologian “Reconquista” in the Peloponnese
The article examines the features of political interaction between the Romans and Latins in the Peloponnese in the last two decades of the 14th — early 15th centuries, when Theodore I Palaiologos ruled the Despotate of Morea. The author of the article analyzes the relations of the Romans with their Latin neighbors through the prism of the expansionist policy that the despot adhered to from the first years of his reign. Based on data from Byzantin…
Activities of the Order of Hospitallers in the Peloponnesos (1397–1404)
This article analyses the activities of the Hospitallers who got control over part of the Peloponnesos in the late-fourteenth century. In 1397, Despotes Theodore I Palaiologos of the Morea sold them Corinth on the condition that they organize the defense of the peninsula from Ottoman raids. Taking the Byzantine historical writings and Latin documentary material into account, this article examines the interactions between the Despotes of the Morea…
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