Gavriil Radomir KUMET, Tsar of Bulgaria
- Born: Bulgaria
- Married (1): 987
- Married (2): 988
- Died: Autumn 1015
 Research Notes:
Zonaras records that "Gabrielem filium, qui et Romanus dicebatur" succeeded Samuil in "principatu Bulgarorum" but one year later was killed by "frater patruelis, Aaronis filius Uladisthlavus Joannis".
He succeeded his father in 1014 as GAVRIIL RADOMIR Tsar of Bulgaria. Cedrenus records that Emperor Basileios II sent "Constantinum Diogenem…in regionem Moglenorum" to defeat Gavriil Radomir Tsar of the Bulgarians. Cedrenus records that "filius Gabrielus qui et Romanus dicebatur" succeeded Samuil but was poisoned by "Joanne, qui et Bladisthlabus, filio Aaronis" after ruling for one year. Lupus Protospatarius records that "Samuel rex" died in 1015 and was succeeded by his son, but that the latter was killed in 1016 by "suo consobrino filio Aronis" who reigned in his place. 1
Marriage Information:
Gavriil married an unnamed daughter of Géza ÁRPÁD, Prince of Hungary and Sarolta of Transylvania, in 987. The marriage ended in divorce. (Unnamed ÁRPÁD Princess of Hungary died after 988.)
Marriage Information:
Gavriil also married Irina, Slave at Larissa, in 988. (Irina died in Autumn 1015.) |