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Michael I Rangabe, from the Madrid Skylitzes
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Staurakios as co-emperor on a gold solidus
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Fresco of St. Photius
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Khan Krum feasts while a servant brings the skull of Nikephoros I fashioned into a drinking cup.
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Khan Krum
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Flag of Bulgaria
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Nicephorus I Logothetes
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Gold solidus showing Irene alongside her son Constantine VI
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Gold solidus of Empress Irene Sarantapechaina
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Based upon Byzantine coins minted bearing their images
Illustration of Leo IV (left) and his son Constantine VI — Based upon Byzantine coins minted bearing their images
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Illustration of Leo IV (left) and his son Constantine VI Based upon Byzantine coins minted bearing their images
Solidus of Constantine V Copronymus
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