1. John Kinnamos's thoughts on history and historiography
2. John Komnenos's ascension to the imperial throne and his Phrygian campaign against the Turks; the recapture of Laodicea; the capture of Sozopolis
3. John's journey to the Antalya region; the campaign against the Pechenegs; the war with the Pechenegs
4. A new attack on the Turks in Anatolia; the cause of the war with the Hungarians; the Hungarian capture of Belgrade and Braničevo
5. The Serbian uprising; renewed war with the Hungarians; the campaign against the Danishmendids and the capture of Kastamonu
6. The Danishmendids' recapture of Kastamonu; the death of Empress Eirene; the death of the Danishmend Bey; the emperor's recapture of Kastamonu and Çankırı
7. The emperor's campaign in Isauria and Cilicia; 8. The Emperor's march on the Crusader Principality of Antioch, his siege of the city; the agreement with the Antiochians; the capture of Bizaa and Kefertab; the siege of Shayzar; the agreement with the Muslims; the capture of Byzantine fortresses in Cilicia during his return journey. 9. The Emperor's campaign to Niksar. 10. The Emperor's campaign against Sozopolis and Pusguse (Lake Beyşehir); the second campaign against Antioch; the death of the Emperor and the proclamation of his son Manuel as Emperor in Cilicia. THE IMPERIAL PERIOD OF MANUEL KOMNENOS
1. John Kinnamos's thoughts on history and historiography
2. John Komnenos's ascension to the imperial throne and his Phrygian campaign against the Turks; the recapture of Laodicea; the capture of Sozopolis
3. John's journey to the Antalya region; the campaign against the Pechenegs; the war with the Pechenegs
4. A new attack on the Turks in Anatolia; the cause of the war with the Hungarians; the Hungarian capture of Belgrade and Braničevo
5. The Serbian uprising; renewed war with the Hungarians; the campaign against the Danishmendids and the capture of Kastamonu
6. The Danishmendids' recapture of Kastamonu; the death of Empress Eirene; the death of the Danishmend Bey; the emperor's recapture of Kastamonu and Çankırı
7. The emperor's campaign in Isauria and Cilicia; 8. The Emperor's march on the Crusader Principality of Antioch, his siege of the city; the agreement with the Antiochians; the capture of Bizaa and Kefertab; the siege of Shayzar; the agreement with the Muslims; the capture of Byzantine fortresses in Cilicia during his return journey. 9. The Emperor's campaign to Niksar. 10. The Emperor's campaign against Sozopolis and Pusguse (Lake Beyşehir); the second campaign against Antioch; the death of the Emperor and the proclamation of his son Manuel as Emperor in Cilicia. THE IMPERIAL PERIOD OF MANUEL KOMNENOS