Byzantine-Arab Wars 780-1180
John’s Triumph from the Madrid copy of the Chronicle of John Skylitzes
John returns home triumphant but must deal with the Fatimid attacks in the east.
Period: 972-6
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Meeting of Svyatoslav I with Emperor John Tzimiskes (by Klavdy Lebedev)
John Tzimiskes faces down the Phokas rebellion and then marches for Bulgaria to take on the Rus.
Period: 970-1
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Bulgarian Empire c900 AD (from Runciman – First Bulgarian Empire)
Sviatoslav of Kiev (from epicworldhistory.blogspot.co.uk)
John Tzimiskes pacifies his domestic and foreign enemies as he consolidates his rule. However the Rus leader Sviatoslav makes the decision to move his capital to the Danube forcing the Romans to respond.
Period: 969-70
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