•
Gregory Tarchaneiotes, first
catepan of Italy in 998–1006 •
Basil Tarchaneiotes,
stratelates of the West in ca. 1057 •
Joseph Tarchaneiotes (died 1074), general who played a dubious role in the
Battle of Manzikert, later
doux of
Antioch •
John Tarchaneiotes,
protos of the monastic community of
Mount Athos in the early 12th century •
Katakalon Tarchaneiotes, 11th-century Byzantine official •
Nikephoros Tarchaneiotes (died before 1266),
grand domestic of the
Empire of Nicaea, married to Maria, the sister of
Michael VIII Palaiologos (r. 1259–1282) •
Andronikos Tarchaneiotes, son of Nikephoros,
megas konostaulos •
John Tarchaneiotes, son of Nikephoros, leader of the
Arsenites and general •
Michael Tarchaneiotes (died 1284), son of Nikephoros,
grand domestic from 1278 until his death, defeated the
Angevins at
Berat •
Michael Doukas Glabas Tarchaneiotes (ca. 1235 – after 1304),
protostrator and one of the most distinguished Byzantine generals of the late 13th century •
Tarchaneiotissa, whose first name is not known, spouse of
Andronikos Asen, daughter of Glabas and his wife Maria Doukaina Komnene Palaiologina Branaina and great-great-grandmother of Byzantine emperors
John VIII Palaiologos and
Constantine XI Palaiologos •
Constantine Tarchaneiotes, admiral in 1352 •
Michael Tarchaniota Marullus (c. 1458–1500), Renaissance scholar in Italy • Yuri Trakhaniot, Muscovite ambassador to Milan in 1486 ==References==