Roman and Eastern Roman (Byzantine) Empires
The Roman and Byzantine Worlds
The Genealogy of Eastern Roman Empire (known from the 19th Century on as Byzantine Empire) The Geneaology of the Trebizond Empire And in case you want more on all Royals from all times: Directory of Royal Genealogical Data (when you get there scroll up please, the link gets you to the center of the page, not the top) and Royal and Noble Genealogical Data on the Web Good luck, you will be reading for weeks! That site is an extraordinary resource of information for all things Royal :) |
Waow, we are lucky! Thanks Toledo for providing us so many links!
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And I have more! I always save all these hard to find websites on genealogy in case my curiosity needs precise data while I'm reading history books.
I'll post them individually (but according to the subject of the thread) over the next few weeks. It will make it easier for our pals at Royal Forums in case they are looking for detailed information. Whether is for a school project or, like me, just for the fun of knowing a little more about history. Now time for me to go, I'll be back at the end of the day. :) |
Genealogy of the French-Crusaders in Cyprus
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I know that I should have known the answer myself but I ran through my History of Armenia book again yesterday (618 pages!) but with no result. She wasn't mentioned at all. |
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If you want the definitive reference on all things Byzantine, go and get yourself a set of the Oxford Dictionary of Byzantium. It's very expensive (several hundred dollars), but it is written by all the top Byzantine scholars and is an excellent work. Either that, or look for a copy in your local university library. Most of the larger uni's will have a copy, I should think. |
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