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Basil I the Macedonian (867-886)

was worthy of the crown of the Byzantine emperor.

he had greatly improved the Empire. 

his descendant

reached for fictional genealogy. 

they saw a distant descendant of Arsacid,

From his mother’s side, Basil was allegedly associated with Constantine the Great, and by some with Alexander the Great. 

Byzantine writers have, in different ways, accepted these incredible assumptions.

John Skylitzes gives them, without any intellectual doubt, an unconditional trust.

John Zonaras (first half of the 12th century) dismisses the whole story

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recorded by Patriarch Photius (858-867, 877-886) who wrote many stories about Basil’s “nobility”. 

As written by the Byzantine writer Niketas David Paphlagon, the genealogy of the founder of Macedonian dynasty was put together by Photius

it is probably possible that the Byzantines themselves were well aware that genealogy could be forged

great number of people is blindly convinced in such forged genealogies.

assumption that Basil I the Macedonian

was not familiar with the compilation of "fabricated" genealogy that celebrates antiquity of his imperial home, seems unlikely.

Part III – „The one who sleeps beside”

HERE

Part I – A boy named Basil,

Not a single American president was an only child.

Basil steadily climbed the Byzantine hierarchical ladder,

favorable combination of circumstances allowed it.

The most powerful man in Byzantium at that time was Emperor’s uncle Bardas

Parakoimōmenos

a “guardian” of emperor’s bedroom

This position was usually reserved for eunuchs, but in Basil’s case, they made an exception.

soon, Bardas regretted for promoting Basil on such high position

In April 866

Basil and his men killed Bardas

after Basil’s return to Constantinople, Michael III gave the crown of co-emperor to his little pet.

Basil left nothing to chance. He devised a plot. In the night between September 23 and 24, 867, after a feast on the court, his men killed a drunken Emperor in his bedroom. 

Phrygian Dynasty was succeeded by new Macedonian dynasty.

In the late Byzantine Empire (11-15 century), just a member of some of the most prominent noble families could have become an emperor.  

Part IV – Basil the Noble

To return to Part II – Little Theophilus and Big Basil

July 28, 1945

B-25 bomber crashed

79th floor

Empire State Building.

The abbot of this monastery had a strange dream that night

unknown voice was calling him

telling

open the door to the emperor.

the same voice called and told him to come out of the monastery and greet the emperor.

abbot of the monastery of Saint Diomedes came out, woke Basil, invited him in and offered him dinner.

The abbot had a brother who was a doctor.

recommended him to one of his patients, Theophilus

relative of Emperor Michael III (842-867).

this aristocrat liked to be surrounded by servants of imposing height and tremendous strength.

there was a luncheon at the imperial court.

At the end of the lunch, as it was a tradition, a competition of wrestlers was arranged

strong Bulgarian defeated all Roman wrestlers.

Theophilitzes

stated confidently that his servant can beat the Bulgarian.

Basil, who was physically stronger, lifted the Bulgarian, swung him around himself, and with a skilful move that was very famous in martial arts of that time, threw him on the ground.

Emperor Michael III received as a gift a very beautiful horse

horse got frightened so much that no one couldn’t tame him.

Theophilitzes intervened

Emperor Michael III

forced his cousin Theophilitzes to give him his groom

he took his new servant to show him to his mother - Empress Theodora.

with concern in her voice, Theodora told her son:

To return to Part I – A boy named Basil,

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The one who sleeps beside

I got rid of the fox; but in his place I have put a lion who will end by devouring us all

Go out and bring in to the monastery the one who sleeps on the stairs. He is the emperor

My Emperor, I have at home a young man who knows with horses. His name is Basil

It would have been better if you never met him.  He will destroy us

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