Byzantine civil war of 1321–1328
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The <entity_0> was a series of conflicts fought in the 1320s between the Byzantine emperor <entity_2> and his grandson <entity_1> over control of the <entity_3>. On <entity_5> a peace agreement was concluded, whereby Andronikos III was recognized as co-emperor and assigned <entity_8> and districts in <entity_7>, while the rest, including <entity_4>, remained under Andronikos II, who, as senior emperor, would also direct the empire's foreign policy. As a result, in <entity_5> Syrgiannes switched support to the old emperor, fleeing to <entity_4>. In February 1327 a new conflict occurred between <entity_1> and his grandfather <entity_2>, but this time the Balkan countries were involved in <entity_9>. In <entity_6> <entity_1> and his commander John Kantakouzenos entered Salonika. After these victories in <entity_7>, Andronikos III decided to capture Constantinopole and in <entity_6> he entered into city and forced his grandfather to abdicate and took power in charge. With <entity_1> (<entity_6>–1341) came a new generation with John Kantakouzenos as leader, who was in charge of politics while Andronikos III was in charge of army.
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