Komnenos declared himself emperor of this place.
Bronze age artifacts from this place include a bronze "horned god" statue from the settlement of Enkomi. The castles of Kantera, Buffavento, and St. Hilarion were built here to repel Arab Raiders. An 1878 convention put the British in charge of this place, but it nominally remained under Ottoman control until the UK annexed it in 1914. The rebel governor Isaac (*) Komnenos declared himself emperor of this place. After being deposed as King of Jerusalem, Guy of Lusignan bought the kingship of this place from Richard the Lionhearted. A 1974 coup installed Nikos Sampson as dictator here. The revolutionary movement EOKA was founded here with the aim of bringing about "enosis," or unification, with Greece. For 10 points, name this Mediterranean Island which is still split between Greek and Turkish claimants.
Bronze age artifacts from this place include a bronze "horned god" statue from the settlement of Enkomi.
Cyprus