Who succeeded Theodore II as Emperor of Nicaea?
John IV Laskaris
Michael VIII Palaiologos
George Mouzalon
Michael II of Epirus
Answer
John IV Laskaris succeeded Theodore II as the Emperor of Nicaea in 1254. He inherited a stable empire despite challenges from external enemies, including the Bulgarians and the Latins. Internally, John Laskaris faced economic difficulties, but he implemented sound administrative and military reforms to maintain his territories in Asia Minor. His reign witnessed cultural and intellectual achievements, including the establishment of new schools and the patronage of scholars.
Theodore II Laskaris: A Journey into Byzantine History
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