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| succession = [[Despot of Epirus|Ruler]] of [[Ioannina]] ...ελμόντι}}, {{floruit}} 1411–53) was briefly the [[Despot of Epirus|ruler]] of [[Ioannina]] in 1411. ...

{{Short description|Despot of Epirus, ruled 1429–1448}} ...'' (died 1448) was the [[Despot of Epirus|ruler]] of [[Despotate of Epirus|Epirus]] from 1429 until his death. ...

| image = [[File:Coat of arms of Esau de' Buondelmonti.svg|150px]] | caption = Arms of Esau de' Buondelmonti as Despot of Ioannina ...

{{Short description|Despot of Epirus, ruled 1411–1429}} ...tine of Cephalonia and Zakynthos]] from 1376, and ruled as the [[Despot of Epirus]] from 1411 until his death on July 4, 1429. ...

|succession=[[Despot of Epirus]]<br>[[Count Palatine of Cephalonia and Zakynthos]]<br><small>(titular)</small> ...ome, where he received pensions from both the [[Papacy]] and the [[Kingdom of Naples]]. As an adult, Carlo worked as a military officer, serving both the ...

|realm=Epirus |coatofarms= File:Coat of arms of Carlo I Tocco in Arta.svg ...

| title = [[Despot of the Morea]] ..., though possibly illegitimate, and through Andreas possibly a grandnephew of [[Constantine XI Palaiologos]], the final Byzantine emperor. ...

{{Short description|Prince of Montemiletto}} ...Italian nobility were Prince of Montemiletto, Count of Monteaperti, Baron of Apice, Tinchiano, Grumo, Montefalcione, Serra, Manocalzati and Calabritto.{ ...

...nd Peter Liosha Albanian, but it is sure that at least the Buia family was of Aromanian origin..."}}. * {{книга|заглавие=The Wars of the Balkan Peninsula: Their Medieval Origins|ответственный=|г ...

...eval principality|the geographical and historical region|Epirus|other uses|Epirus (disambiguation)}} | conventional_long_name = Despotate of Epirus ...

|image_skyline = Arta Bridge Epirus Greece.jpg |caption_skyline = View of the [[Bridge of Arta]] over the [[Arachthos (river)|Arachthos river]] ...

{{short description|Title for the heir-apparent of the Byzantine emperor}} ...ου Παλαιολόγου.svg|thumb|250px|Seal of [[Demetrios Palaiologos]], [[Despot of the Morea]] in 1449–1460, with the inscription "Demetrios, in Christ the ...

|caption=Late 15th-century [[medal]] depicting Constantine Arianiti, inscribed {{Smallcaps|constantinv |succession=Prince of [[Macedonia (region)|Macedonia]]<br /> <small>(titular; self-proclaimed)</s ...

...tokos]] and various [[saint]]s is also [[sigillography|attested on seals]] of officials, but these were often personal rather than family emblems.<ref na {{harvnb|ODB|loc= "Coats of arms" (A. Kazhdan), pp. 472–473}}. ...

| caption = Outline of the castle's layout | builder = [[Geoffrey I of Villehardouin]] ...

| coat_of_arms_caption = Armorial achievement of the House of Damalas ...Zaccaria Coat of Arms.png|17px]] [[Principality of Achaea]]<br>[[File:Flag of the Ottoman Empire (eight pointed star) cropped.png|23px]] [[Ottoman Empire ...

{{Short description|Prince of the Palaiologos dynasty}} ...Disputation'' (1491) in ''[[The Hall of the Saints (Pinturicchio)|the Hall of the Saints]]'' in the [[Borgia Apartments]], [[Vatican Palace]]{{sfn|Vespig ...

...I (from a [[Mutinensis gr. 122|codex]] containing a copy of the ''Extracts of History'' by [[Joannes Zonaras]]) ...on 6 January 1449, which is the most commonly cited date for the beginning of his reign. Another date sometimes used is 12 March 1449, the day he arrived ...

{{Short description|Capital and largest city of Ioannina and Epirus, Greece}} |periph = [[Epirus (region)|Epirus]] ...

{{Short description|Ottoman capture of the Byzantine capital}} {{For|other sieges of the city|List of sieges of Constantinople}} ...