Examples of using Heraclius in English and their translations into Turkish
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Organized resistance against Heraclius soon collapsed, and Phocas was handed
John of Nikiû and Constantine Manasses seem to consider his son, Heraclius the Younger, to be a Cappadocian,
Shahin courteously received a peace delegation but claimed that he did not have the authority to engage in peace talks, directing Heraclius to Khosrow, who rejected the peace offer.
The fate of Nicetas is unclear, since he disappears from records after this, but Heraclius was presumably deprived of a trusted commander.
decisive victory at the Battle of Yarmouk fought in August 636, thus the attempt made by the Byzantine emperor Heraclius to roll back Roman Syria failed.
captivity in the monastery"Nea Metanoia"(New Repentance) and were used as hostages to prevent Heraclius from besieging Constantinople.
await the arrival of a third army under their rival Shahin, but to attack Heraclius.
Tong Yabghu left young Böri Shad, either his son or nephew, in charge of the remaining forty thousand which were to assist Heraclius during the siege.
Shahin then regrouped with Shahrbaraz, shadowing Heraclius through Armenia in an inconclusive campaign for the remainder of that year.
much to Heraclius' displeasure.
family voiced their objections, with Heraclius' brother(and Martina's uncle) Theodore continually criticising Heraclius.
Maria, sister of Heraclius the Younger, is mentioned by Nikephoros I and identified as mother of Martina, whom Heraclius the Younger would go on to marry.
This humiliation caused Theodore's son, also named Theodore, to participate in the abortive plot of John Athalarichos to overthrow Heraclius in 637.
Heraclius accepted the challenge and spurred his horse forward
Emperor Heraclius, surprised by the Avar attack and heavily committed against the Persians,
Heraclius made use of the short time between the end of the last war against Persia in 628 and the commencement of Arab attacks in 634 to try to re-establish at least some sort of authority over the Balkans.
The Exarch's son, Heraclius the Younger, was the rebellion's candidate to replace Phocas, and with a fleet
The Persians, however, had neglected to cover the bridge, and Heraclius charged across with the rearguard, unafraid of the arrows that the Persians fired, turning the tide
Despite this treachery, Heraclius was forced to give the Avars a subsidy of 200,000 solidi along with his illegitimate son John Athalarichos,
The Byzantine Emperor, Heraclius, promised to restore Jewish rights and received Jewish help in defeating the Persians,