Basilio I di Bisanzio

Also known as the Macedonian, Basil the Macedonian, Emperor of the East Basilio I, Emperor Basil I, Emperor of the East Basilius I Macedo, Emperor of the East Basil I, Emperor of the East Basileios I

imperatore bizantino (r. 867-886)

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Basil I was a Byzantine emperor who ruled from 867 to 886, a period of significant importance in the Eastern Roman Empire's history. He is remembered as a capable military and administrative leader who strengthened Byzantine power during his reign.

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Instance of: human
Gender: male
Citizenship: Byzantine Empire
Place of birth: Edirne
Place of death: Constantinople
Child: Alexander
Occupation: sovereign
Position held: parakoimomenos
Languages spoken: medieval Greek
Religion: Catholic
Family: Macedonian dynasty
Noble title: Byzantine emperor
Image: Solidus-Basil I.jpg

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Commons category: Basileios I
date of death: 0886-08-29
date of birth: 0811-01-01
manner of death: accidental death
cause of death: fever
name in native language: Բարսեղ Ա Մակեդոնացի
described by source: New International Encyclopedia
writing language: medieval Greek
unmarried partner: Thekla

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Basilio I detto il Macedone (in greco antico: Βασίλειος Α΄ ὁ Μακεδών; in armeno: Վասիլ Ա. Մակեդոնացի?; Adrianopoli, 811 circa – Costantinopoli, 29 agosto 886) fu basileus dei Romei dall'867 alla sua morte.

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