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The Palaeologian Dynasty: The Rise and Fall of Byzantium
''The Palaeologian Dynasty. The Rise and Fall of Byzantium'' is a trilogy novel describing the last dynasty of Byzantium, written by Greek author George Leonardos. For this trilogy the author was awarded the highest State Literature Award 2008.() The trilogy is wrapped up with the historical novel ''Sophia Palaiologina. From Byzantium to Russia'', which refers to the last descendant of Paleologus family, who was married to the Russian ruler Ivan III of Russia.
==Michael VIII Palaeologos, The Liberator==
It is a historical novel about a powerful Byzantine figure during a critical time. It opens at the beginning of the Palaeologos dynasty. It is a fictional biography of Michael VIII Palaiologos, patriarch.
The story begins with the Fourth Crusade and traces Michael VIII's difficult rise to power, how he installed himself as the guardian for eight-year-old emperor John IV and then ordered him blinded and relegated to a monastery, clearing a path to the imperial throne. The novel ends with the Sicilian Vespers, fomented, indirectly yet actively, by Michael VIII. Between those events stand the battle of Pelagonia and the re-taking of Constantinople by Michael VIII's general Alexios Strategopoulos.
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