León IV
Also known as Leo IV
emperador bizantino entre 775 y 780
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Leo IV (ruled 775-780) was a Byzantine emperor whose mother was a Khazar princess, making him the only Byzantine ruler with Central Asian ancestry. His reign is historically significant because it marked a period of relative stability in the Byzantine Empire and he continued his parents' policies of religious iconoclasm (the destruction of religious images).
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León IV, llamado el Jázaro (h. 750-8 de septiembre de 780), sucedió a su padre, Constantino V, como emperador del Imperio bizantino en 775.
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