Essays on Byzantine Empire

Both conquests are regarded as periods of heightened economic prosperity, cultural diversity and influence, and extreme territorial reach. Justinian 1 rose to the position of Emperor in 527 and started conquests into Europe and North Africa pushed back Germanic tribes and revived Greco-Roman culture throughout…

Many people look down at the Byzantine, even using the word as a synonym to being strange or sneaky, but what people don’t know is that the Byzantines played a huge role in history in your daily life and virtues today. People always down-play he…

The Earliest Sugar Daddies Career options for women in the Byzantine empire were, to say the least, limited. In a world where social mobility was possible almost exclusively through the government’s theocratic, patriarchal structure, women were confined to careers such as small-scale artisans or midwives….

Justinian’s Impact on Byzantine Society and his Legacy to Western Civilizations Justinian was Emperor of the Byzantine Empire from 527 to 565. Ruling on the cusp of antiquity and the Middle Ages, he is often considered the last Roman Emperor. Justinian’s goal was to restore…