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John returns home triumphant but must deal with the Fatimid attacks in the east.
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John Tzimiskes faces down the Phokas rebellion and then marches for Bulgaria to take on the Rus.
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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.
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Nicephorus Phokas is murdered by his nephew John Tzimiskes. We discuss the plot, the aftermath and the personalities of both men.
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We cover Nicephorus' foreign policy issues during his final two years in office. Armenian, Bulgarian and Italian concerns then go on hold for one last march through Syria.
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Nicephorus stays at home to administer his realm and manages to alienate every strata of society.
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Nicephorus leads the armies in person against Tarsus and Mopsuestia, bringing Cilicia and Cyprus back into the Empire.
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We discuss Nicephorus' life and career and what his rise meant for Romania.
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