The Byzantine Empire in 560 AD when it had reached its greatest territorial extent under the reign of Justinian, with an estimated population of around 20 million people.
The Byzantine Empire in 560 AD when it had reached its greatest territorial extent under the reign of Justinian, with an estimated population of around 20 million people.
One could argue that the greatest territorial extent of this empire was actually 117 AD under Trajan. The bizantine differentiation is a much later somewhat eurocentric concept.
Traditional-Froyo755 on
Those mountains look like disease
Draven_mashallah on
And then up to 70% of the population fucking died of plague
RelentlessInquisitor on
What language is this of the term “aytokpatopia”?
Abject_Role_5066 on
If they had just gotten to steam engine trains and electricity. We’d be 2,000 years into the future.
Aestomyc on
Are you referring to the Eastern Roman Empire?
Gizz103 on
The Renovati Imperrio
Done by Belisarius and narses and John the capeodician but mostly Belisarius
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Good old times…….
One could argue that the greatest territorial extent of this empire was actually 117 AD under Trajan. The bizantine differentiation is a much later somewhat eurocentric concept.
Those mountains look like disease
And then up to 70% of the population fucking died of plague
What language is this of the term “aytokpatopia”?
If they had just gotten to steam engine trains and electricity. We’d be 2,000 years into the future.
Are you referring to the Eastern Roman Empire?
The Renovati Imperrio
Done by Belisarius and narses and John the capeodician but mostly Belisarius