Justinian I

Justinian I. Justinian played a very important role in world history. When it becomes Justinian, there are many things ignored. For example, Justinian is a wonderful architect. In many cases, I will focus on Justin's code, ignoring the small features of Justinian. Justinian was born a barbarian and may have been born to Ilea's Slavic parents. Apart from his uncle who adopted him, we did not know anything about him in his early days. His uncle is the emperor Justin I of Constantinople. Then at 527 AD, Justin made Justinian a common ruler.

The famous Byzantine emperor was Justinian I. Justinian ruled from 527 to 565 AD. Justinian has developed a law called Justinian Code. This code says that the emperor has enacted all laws and explained the law. Justinian Code is the law of the whole empire. Many of our modern laws can be traced back to the Justinian code. The war effort to regain the western part of the empire forced Justinian to tax people of the Byzantine empire. He became unpopular because the Roman citizen was angry with the high tax on Justinian war. She was originally a circus performer from the lower rank of Romans, so even more unfavorable is Justinian's wife, Theodora's wife. "Who is this woman, does she have such control over her husband's decision?" They thought about themselves. The law proposed by Theodora is not a person who withdraws her husband on the second line, but it protects the rights of Empire women.

Justinian I (traditionally known as Justinian) is the Orthodox Church of St. Justinian which is also a Byzantine (Eastern Roman) Emperor from 527 to 565. During his reign, Justinian revived the greatness of the empire and tried to regain half of the lost Western history of the Roman Empire. His control symbolizes the ambitious but partially realized transformation, or "the recovery of the empire."

Theodora was the Queen of Byzantine Empire and the wife of emperor Justinian I. She is one of the most influential and influential people of Byzantine. Some sources call her her ruler and Justinian I is her co-Regent. On November 14, her and her husband became an Orthodox saints, Theodora was involved in Justin's legal and spiritual reform, and her involvement in raising women's rights was very great. She passed the law prohibiting forced prostitution and closed the brothel. She made a monaster called Metanoia on the Asian side of Dardanelles. She also increased the right of women's divorce and property ownership, was sentenced to death by rape, forbidding contact with unwanted babies, giving mothers custody of some children, and murdering adultery's wife I forbid it.