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'''Stauracius''' was a [[Byzantine emperor]] and son of [[Nicephorus I]]. He was paralyzed by a sword wound to his neck while fighting against the [[Bulgars]] at the [[Battle of Pliska]], in which his father was killed. He reigned for one month in [[811]] before being deposed by [[Michael I]], retiring to a [[monastery]] and dying five months later.
'''Stauracius''' was a [[Byzantine emperor]] and son of [[Nicephorus I]]. He was paralyzed by a sword wound to his neck while fighting against the [[Bulgars]] at the [[Battle of Pliska]], in which his father was killed. He reigned for one month in [[811]] before being deposed by [[Michael I]], retiring to a [[monastery]] and dying five months later.


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Stauracius was a Byzantine emperor and son of Nicephorus I. He was paralyzed by a sword wound to his neck while fighting against the Bulgars at the Battle of Pliska, in which his father was killed. He reigned for one month in 811 before being deposed by Michael I, retiring to a monastery and dying five months later.


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