Petronas

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Petronas was a prominent 9th-century Byzantine general and statesman who played a key role in the empire’s military successes against Arab forces.

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Petronas canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 9th-century Byzantine person
Byzantine general
Byzantine statesman
activeInCentury 9th century
countryOfCitizenship Byzantine Empire
culture Byzantine
gender male
knownFor High-ranking command in the Byzantine army
Key role in Byzantine military successes against Arab forces
militaryBranch Byzantine army
militaryConflict Arab–Byzantine wars
notableAchievement Major victory over Arab forces in Asia Minor
Strengthening Byzantine control in eastern Anatolia
notableWork Campaigns against Arab forces on the eastern frontier
Leadership in the Battle of Lalakaon
occupation general
statesman
positionHeld domestikos ton scholon
magistros
patrikios
strategos
relative Michael III
Theodora
Theophilos
religion Eastern Orthodox Christianity
residence Constantinople
servedUnder Michael III
Theophilos
sibling Theodora
uncleOf Michael III

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Battle of Lalakaon (863) commander Petronas
Empress Theodora relative Petronas
Battle of Lalakaon commander Petronas
Battle of Poson commander Petronas