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...h Michael I''', was the [[Patriarch of Constantinople]] from [[1043]] to [[1059]]. ...ch property. Isaac planned to depose Michael when Michael suddenly died in 1059, though there was no suspicion that he was murdered.

...c''. [[1005]]–[[1061]]) was [[Byzantine Emperor]] from [[1057]] to [[1059]], and the first ruling member of the [[Comnenus]] dynasty. ...Hungarians and Petchenegs, who began to ravage the northern frontiers in [[1059]]. Shortly after this successful campaign he was seized with an illness, an

...([[1006]] - May, [[1067]]) was the emperor of the [[Byzantine Empire]] ([[1059]] - 1067). He came to power on the advice of [[Michael Psellus the Younger [[Category:1067 deaths]]

...ius and Zoe, were born after Constantine became [[Byzantine emperor]] in [[1059]]. When Constantine died in [[1067]] she was confirmed as regent for their [[Category:1096 deaths]]

...dvice and became a monk. He retired to his private home and died there by 1059. [[Category:1050s deaths]]

...n of John Comnenus, the nephew of [[Isaac I Comnenus]] (emperor 1057–1059). ...who was accordingly succeeded by four emperors of other families between [[1059]] and [[1081]]. Under one of these emperors, [[Romanus IV|Romanus IV Dioge

...nos]] in [[1057]]; then from Isaac Komnenos to [[Constantine X]] Doukas ([[1059]]); and then again from [[Romanos IV]] Diogenes to [[Michael VII|Michael VI [[Category:1070s deaths|Psellus, Michael]]