History of the Byzantine Empire, 324-1453, Volume I

The Byzantine Empire (AD 324-1453) was active under Caesarean section. In other words, the emperor was the leader of civil society, the ultimate authority of the church authorities and the bishops. The emperor is considered to be an expression of God's omnipotence on the earth, and he governs absolute dictators. The constitution of the Byzantine Empire is based on the belief that it is the heavenly earth. Ideally, it should include everyone on the planet and, ideally, they should all be members of the Christian church, their own orthodox true members. The human kingdom on the earth is made in the statue of heaven, so that humans are created in the statue of God.

By the Middle Ages, the Eastern Roman Empire developed into the Byzantine Empire (about 500-1453). Byzantine is a modern brand that has recognized the unique characteristics of the eastern Roman Empire over several centuries, including the universal educational language including Greece, the resurrection of orthodox Christianity, and Byzantine art. However, the Byzantines should call themselves "Romans" and should remember that their country was a continuation of the Roman Empire 7, 8

Byzantine art was built in the Constantinople from the 5th century AD in the autumn of 1453 for the Western Roman Empire. During this period you can use it in countries that share a common culture such as Bulgaria, Russia, Venice, where art and the Persian Empire exist and are closely related to the Byzantine Empire. The other side belongs to Western European culture. After 1453 you can also use it for the art of the people of the Osmanian Empire during the Byzantine Empire era. In some respects, the tradition of Byzantine art continues in Russia and other orthodox countries.