John V eventually forgave his eldest son Andronikus IV and his son John VII in 1381, angering his former heir and second son, Manuel II Palaeologus who seized Thesalonika and alarmed the Ottoman Sultan at his success in liberating parts of Greece from Ottoman rule.
Manuel then seized Thesalonika and alarmed the Ottoman Sultan at his success in liberating parts of Greece from Ottoman rule. John V eventually forgave his eldest son Andronikus IV and his son John VII in 1381, angering his former heir and second son, Manuel II Palaeologus.
John V eventually forgave his eldest son Andronikus IV and his son John VII in 1381, angering his former heir and second son, Manuel II Palaeologus. Manuel then seized Thesalonika and alarmed the Ottoman Sultan at his success in liberating parts of Greece from Ottoman rule.
John V eventually forgave his eldest son Andronikus IV and his son John VII in 1381, angering his former heir and second son, Manuel II Palaeologus. Manuel then seized Thesalonika and alarmed the Ottoman Sultan at his success in liberating parts of Greece from Ottoman rule.