This state was established after its founders made a deal with Enrico Dandolo which required them to capture the city of Zara.
One leader of this state sold the lead tiles off a palace, pawned the Crown of Thorns, and used his son as collateral on a loan to postpone bankruptcy. Mysia officially came under the control of this state after the first Treaty of Nymphaeum. The capital of this state was captured by only 800 men led by the general Alexios Strategopoulos of Nicaea. This state lost to Tsar Kaloyan at the 1205 Battle of (*) Adrianople. This state was established after its founders made a deal with Enrico Dandolo which required them to capture the city of Zara. Ended by the accession of Michael VIII Palaeologus, for 10 points, name this Crusader state established after the 1204 sack of Constantinople.
One leader of this state sold the lead tiles off a palace, pawned the Crown of Thorns, and used his son as collateral on a loan to postpone bankruptcy.
Latin Empire of Constantinople (or Empire of Romania or Imperium Romaniae)