Mylasa and Melanoudion
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Mylasa and Melanoudion
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The Theme of Mylasa and Melanoudion was a Byzantine province (thema) in southwestern Asia Minor in the 12th and 13th centuries. It is first attested in 1127/1128, and was probably created sometime after 1110, either by Alexios I Komnenos or by his son and successor John II Komnenos, out of territory regained from the Seljuk Turks during the 1090s. Originally named simply the Theme of Mylasa, it was renamed after its seat moved from Mylasa to the town of Melanoudion – as yet not conclusively iden
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