The Empress Theodora and Justinian

The birth of Queen Theodore and Queen Justinian Queen of the circus was not noticed in the middle of the millennium at all. I can not imagine that this baby will grow into one of the most prominent women in the world history. She is a bear guardian, a performer, a wife of Justinian, a queen of Byzantine empire, and a daughter of the beauty of nature, his name became a Byzantine empire era. Dora. After the girls in the former acting calm down and made a wonderful marriage, she touched every corner of the life of the empire.

Queen Theodora, Emperor Justinian's wife. Queen Teodora is the daughter of the emperor. She refused when her father wanted to marry her imperial heir. This made her anxious about her elder sister, so she restricted her to a monastery. As a result of his rebellion, the Emperor eventually Queen Theodora and Zoe. She is a queen, but Theodora was criticized for its ability to limit bureaucratic corruption. The Byzantine political model is similar to the early Chinese system. Emperor surrounded by rituals ordered by God and designed to guide church and country. Women occasionally occupy the throne. A well designed bureaucracy supports the imperial authorities. Officials trained with knowledge of Hellenist within secular school systems can be recruited from all social classes, but in China, nobility dominates. The governor is appointed as a center, and the spy system helps to maintain loyalty

One of Justin's greatest achievements is that he is very married. His wife, Theodora, is a politician who is familiar with himself. Justinian regarded her as an equal object of intellectuals and ruled the empire for any purpose and purpose. Indeed, when the riot threatened to overthrow Justinian, Theodora was able to save the throne in 532. When Tunisia and his court were preparing to escape from the exile city, the enthusiastic demand for Theodora's resistance was heard. The revolt was easily repressed, and Justinian is still the emperor

Queen Theodora died on June 28, 548. Her body was buried in the Holy Apostolic Church, one of the wonderful churches she and Justinian built at Constantinople. The beautiful mosaic of Queen Teodora is still in St. Vital Church in Ravenna in northern Italy. After her death, her spirit still exists, and thus she can influence the empire. Through her founding, Justinian was able to achieve a harmony between a single material and an orthodox Christian with the Byzantine empire's female status higher than the Middle East and European women.