The Fall of the Western Empire in the Fifth Century

In 330, Constantine founded a new empire city in the east, later known as Constantinople. Due to the hierarchical structure of Diocletian, the establishment of this new city confirmed the separation between the Roman Empire and the East and the West. The eastern Roman Empire has a series of advantages both socially and economically in the west. The West Roman Empire was a weaker empire, and terrible leadership and government and savage attacks resulted in the end of the West Roman Empire.

Naturally, after the collapse of the Western empire in the fifth century AD, the desire for the Roman spectacular past revival intensified in a fragile or semi-free society that inherited the order of the empire. The Vatican Library has a code known as Vatican Virgil dating from the fifth century to the sixth century. It was written with a huge Capitalis Rustica, a self-conscious attempt to restore Roman calligraphy, which was largely lost in the autumn of the 3 rd and 4 th centuries. Perhaps a writer scribe from Ravenna draws text using a miniature model, including one of Virgil himself, clearly earning high-quality Roman work from an early time, Imitate, simplify. This is an early example of trying to revive skills to lose Rome. We have a lot

In the 5th century the Western civilization became dark. With the collapse of the Western Roman Empire, the road collapsed, trade stopped, the school closed, the literacy rate declined, the waterway collapsed, greedy barbarians ate Roman cold body and ate. The dark era including the first half of the Middle Ages will last more than 500 years. However, there is a bright place. Over the centuries, Frankus, a barbarian tribal carved in the West during the Dark Age, gave us the rebuilding of most of the lost leaders. Not only did he rebuild the land of Rome, he reorganized its culture. His name is Charlemagne, King of Frank, Roman emperor and European grandfather.