Alexios IV Angelos
Also known as Alexius IV, Alexius IV Angelos, Emperor of Constantinople
Byzantine emperor; (1192-1204)
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Alexios IV Angelos was a Byzantine emperor who ruled from 1192 to 1204, a period marked by political instability and external threats to the empire. His reign is historically significant because it ended with the fall of Constantinople to the Fourth Crusade in 1204, a catastrophic event that fundamentally changed the course of Byzantine history.
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Alexios IV Angelos, död 1204, var en bysantinsk kejsare 1203-04, son till Isak Angelos. Vid farbrodern Alexios III Angelos uppror mot fadern flydde Alexios IV till västerlandet, där han anropade bland annat sin svåger kejsar Filip av Schwaben om hjälp. Denne förmådde tillsammans med dogen av Venedig Enrico Dandolo de i Dalmatien församlade korsriddarna att åta sig Alexios IV:s sak. Det fjärde korståget riktades mot Konstantinopel, staden intogs, och jämte fadern utropades Alexios IV till kejsare. Snart kom dock korsfararna i tvist med Alexios IV, som började en ny belägring av staden, under vilken Alexios omkom.
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