Company and sought refuge in Serbia. Sometime in the 1310s (probably ca. 1310/11) Chandrenos was in Constantinople, where he was accused by members of the imperial court of treason—probably as a result of jealousy over his military successes—and was defended before the emperor by Thomas Magistros. Nothing further is known of him. References Sources 13th-century births 14th-century deaths 14th-century Byzantine people Byzantine generals Medieval Macedonia Byzantine Anatolians