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Rendakis
Rendakis ((ギリシア語:Ρενδάκις)), also Rendakios (Ρενδάκιος) or Rentakios (Ρεντάκιος) was the surname of a powerful Byzantine noble family in the 8th to 10th centuries.
==History==
The Rendakis family was first mentioned during the reign of Leo III the Isaurian (r. 717–741).〔Byzantinoslavica 1977, Volume 38–39,p. 178〕 Although the family were native Greek speakers, the etymology of the family name is believed by some scholars to have been of Slavic origin.〔Vryonis 1981, p. 136: "Of Slavic origin were the families of Giabas, Rentacius, Branas (?), Bogdanos, and Boilas"〕 In the beginning of the 8th century, the number of officials of clearly provincial origin had increased, and the Rendakioi was one of these families.〔Brubaker-Haldon, p. 589〕 In the 9th century, the family numbered among the most powerful families in the Byzantine Empire, alongside those of Bryennios, Choirosphaktes, Monomachos, and Tessarakontapechys.〔Vryonis 1971, p. 161: "... ninth century () a clearly formed aristocracy () Rentacius, Tessaracontopechys, Bryennius, Choirosphactes, and Monomachus."〕
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