Byzantium's Balkan frontier: a political study of the Northern Balkans, 900-1204

1.1 The northern Balkans

0.1 The Balkans, 900–1204

8.3 Significant dynastic connections in the twelfth century

4.1 The cities and županias of Duklja, Travunija and Zahumlje

8.1 Belgrade fortress, sketch plan after M. Popović 1982

4.4 Table of Solidi Romanati and twelfth-century coins found in Dalmatia.

1.2 Constantinople, reproduced from Magdalino 1993

8.4 Between empires: southern east-central Europe in the mid-twelfth century

4.2 Maritime cities in Dalmatia and northern županias

6.1 Sirmium and the Hungarian marches

Fig. 7.1 Chronology of Byzantine-Hungarian engagements, 1150–1155

5.1 Sketch plan of the fortifications at Dyrrachium

4.5 The frontier in Raška

6.2 Schematic illustration of political authority in Dalmatia

5.2 Fortresses in the theme of Dyrrachium

4.3 Findspots of Solidi Romanati and twelfth-century Byzantine coins in Dalmatia

2.2 Dyrrachium — Ohrid — Thessalonica

8.2 Braničevo, sketch plan after Popović and Ivanišvić 1988

2.1 Paristrion

1.3 Salt mines and coin finds north of the Danube, 900–1204