Byzantium Civilization

The reason why the Byzantine civilization began to overcrowd in the 8th century BC. This led to the Greek city state sending colonies throughout the basin of the Mediterranean. 667 B.C. Visa came from Grecian Megura City and founded the Byzantine civilization in the Black Sea. Alexander the Great reigned Byzantium as it established an empire from Greece to India. Byzantium was the eastern part of the Christian kingdom of the Roman Empire. Constantine emperor was an important person in the early stage of this civilization.

The civil war of 1321-1328 was led by Byzantine emperor Andronicus II's grandchild. And it was often supported by Byzantine Magnus. Byzantine Civil War 1321-1328 had no result, and in the end Andronicus III and his grandfather became Emperor together. With this civil war, the Turks achieved amazing results in Anatolia and were able to establish a capital in Bursa, 100 kilometers from the Byzantine capital Constantinople. After the first confrontation, Andronikos III abandoned his grandfather and became the emperor.

The reason why the Byzantine civilization began to overcrowd in the 8th century BC. This led to the Greek city state sending colonies throughout the basin of the Mediterranean. 667 B.C. Visa came from Grecian Megura City and founded the Byzantine civilization in the Black Sea. Alexander the Great reigned Byzantium as it established an empire from Greece to India. Byzantium was the eastern part of the Christian kingdom of the Roman Empire. Constantine emperor was an important person in the early stage of this civilization. He established tolerance for Christianity throughout the Roman Empire and legally transferred the capital from Rome to Constantinople, the seat of a Byzantine city in Greece. Roman law and political institutions ruled people there, they speak Latin and Greek. Merchants in this city can grow to a strategic position between the Mediterranean and the Black Sea