Depiction on a coin

Constans II

630–668

Where you meet Constans II

The larger bearded figure on the left is Constans II.

Scene 3 · Asparuh and 681

Both say Constantine leaves for Mesembria with gout, a painful joint disease.

Scene 4 · Asparuh and 681

On 9 August 681, the priest Constantine of Apamea mentions defeat against Bulgaria.

Scene 6 · Asparuh and 681

All sources (11)

Wikimedia geographical database contributors Danube Delta Wikidata
Wikimedia geographical database contributors Pliska palace centre: geographical record Wikimedia geographical database
Third Council of Constantinople; ed. Giovanni Domenico Mansi; Bulgarian translation Ivan Dujčev Actio XVI: statement of Constantine, presbyter of Apamea PDF Sacrorum Conciliorum Nova et Amplissima Collectio. Florence; Гръцки извори за българската история III. Sofia, 1960 · 1765 · XI · Mansi col. 617; GIBI III, 169–170
Павел Георгиев / Pavel Georgiev Могилният комплекс при Кабаюк и началото на Плиска / Barrow Assemblage at Kabayuk and the Foundation of Pliska Приноси към българската археология / Contributions to Bulgarian Archaeology, NAIM–BAS · 2018 · 8 · 33–46
Alexandru Madgearu Recent Discussions about “Onglos” PDF Istro-Pontica. Tulcea · 2000 · 343–348
Theophanes the Confessor; ed. Carl de Boor; tr. Cyril Mango and Roger Scott, with Geoffrey Greatrex Chronographia, AM 6171 PDF The Chronicle of Theophanes Confessor. Oxford: Clarendon Press · 1997 · I · de Boor 356.18–359.25; Mango–Scott 497–499
Jesse W. Torgerson and Mike Humphreys Chronicles, Histories, and Letters PDF A Companion to Byzantine Iconoclasm, ed. Mike Humphreys (Leiden: Brill) · 2021 · 191–229
Istituto della Enciclopedia Italiana Costante II Dizionario di Storia

Depiction on a coin

Classical Numismatic Group, Inc. · CC BY-SA 2.5 · Wikimedia Commons

Depiction on a coin · 651–654 · detail

Full attribution

Classical Numismatic Group, Inc. / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.5. Depiction on a coin · 651–654 · detail