| 词条 | Ferran d'Aunés |
| 释义 |
Ferran d'Aunés or Fernando d'Ahonés ({{lang-el|Φαρεντζανέζας}}, Pharentzanezas) was a Catalan mercenary of the Catalan Company who entered Byzantine service. Ferran arrived in Constantinople with the mercenary Catalan Company, in September 1303.{{sfn|PLP|loc=29632. Φαρεντζανέζας}} The Company's commander, Roger de Flor, was named megas doux, head of the entire Byzantine fleet. Roger in turn secured Ferran's appointment by the Byzantine emperor Andronikos II Palaiologos as an admiral—with the borrowed title amirales, used for the first time in official Byzantine titulature—in charge of the Catalan fleet of some 12 ships. At the same time, Ferran married into the Byzantine nobility.{{sfn|PLP|loc=29632. Φαρεντζανέζας}}{{sfn|Failler|2003|pp=232–233}} He kept this post until May 1305, when he was discovered while trying to smuggle over fifty Catalans out of Constantinople aboard his galley and imprisoned.{{sfn|PLP|loc=29632. Φαρεντζανέζας}} In the subsequent pogrom against the Catalans, the house of his father-in-law, Pachys Raoul, was torched by the mob. Nevertheless Ferran was released and named Domestic of the Schools by Emperor Andronikos.{{sfn|PLP|loc=29632. Φαρεντζανέζας}} He remained in the post until 1305/6, when he took part in the failed conspiracy of John Drimys. Nothing further is known of him.{{sfn|PLP|loc=29632. Φαρεντζανέζας}} His brother, whose first name is unknown, defected with fifty of his men to the Byzantines in 1306/7 and was honoured by the Emperor.{{sfn|PLP|loc=29633. Φαρεντζανέζας}} ReferencesSources
8 : 13th-century births|14th-century deaths|14th-century Byzantine people|14th-century Spanish people|Byzantine admirals|Domestics of the Schools|Catalan Company|Prisoners and detainees of the Byzantine Empire |
| 随便看 |
|
开放百科全书收录14589846条英语、德语、日语等多语种百科知识，基本涵盖了大多数领域的百科知识，是一部内容自由、开放的电子版国际百科全书。