The Byzantine Empire: A World Away from Rome

The world is rapidly changing to the age of wealth, art can complete better things and crafts in life. Some people argue that Roman engineering expertise can be found in Byzantine buildings, but the Byzantine Empire is the leader of this transition to prosperity, changing the face of religion, rebuilding the land and capital of Rome, and I changed the legal system with the government. Thus, the Byzantine Empire showed that Justinian created a new empire different from the Romans.

Since the Byzantine Empire came from the collapse of the Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire has many similarities with Rome. This includes cultures, religions and places. These similarities and differences helped shape the Byzantine Empire 's image. The similarity between the two empires is the form of entertainment that occurs in these cultures. The Byzantine Empire and the Roman Empire both like watching the gladiator competition in the large stadium.

Byzantine art refers to the body of the Christian Greek art of the East Roman Empire (Byzantine Empire) and the country inherited from Imperial Culture. The empire itself stands out from the decline of Rome and continued until the collapse of Constantinople in 1453, but even though the Byzantine era's start date was still inaccurate, the history of art is higher than the political history It was clear. Many Eastern Orthodox Eastern European countries, and to some extent Muslim countries in the eastern Mediterranean, have retained many aspects of imperial culture and art for centuries.

After the collapse of the Roman Empire by the hands of the Germanic tribe who invaded in 476 BCE, Rome was politically, economically and physically ruined. But in Eastern Europe, the Byzantine Empire is just beginning to prosper. Many similarities and differences in military, political, economic and cultural principles are revealed between Byzantine and Romans. Emperor Byzantine Justinian tried to realize his dream of recovering the lost Roman Empire, but his efforts were only partially successful. But his most modern and relevant work, the Justin code, is still an important foundation for the formation of law in society around the world. I hope historians will continue to explore the details of these great societies and their rulers and further deepen the understanding of the latter part of Europe in Europe.