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Negotiating Power and Identities: Latin, Greek and Syrian Elites in Fifteenth-Century Cyprus
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Negotiating Power and Identities: Latin, Greek and Syrian Elites in Fifteenth-Century Cyprus in Bloomington, MN
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Negotiating Power and Identities: Latin, Greek and Syrian Elites in Fifteenth-Century Cyprus in Bloomington, MN
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This study traces the development of Latin, Greek and Oriental Christian aristocratic groups and their interaction in 15th-century Cyprus. Since 1192, the island was under the rule of the Lusignan Crusader dynasty, which had introduced a nobility of Crusader families. However, due to various moments of political crisis from the end of the 14th century on, autochthonous Greeks and Oriental Christians (so-called Syrians) rose high in the state administration and challenged the power balance.
This study traces the development of Latin, Greek and Oriental Christian aristocratic groups and their interaction in 15th-century Cyprus. Since 1192, the island was under the rule of the Lusignan Crusader dynasty, which had introduced a nobility of Crusader families. However, due to various moments of political crisis from the end of the 14th century on, autochthonous Greeks and Oriental Christians (so-called Syrians) rose high in the state administration and challenged the power balance.