The Rise and Fall of the Roman and Islamic Civilizations

Early Rome started like many other early civilizations. A certain time between 1500 BC and 1000 BC. A group of militant people came into the Italian Peninsula from the Adriatic Sean by a common language we call italic. One of them is Latin. By 800 BC, Latin Americans established seven mountains near the Tiber River. Almost at the same time, the Etruscans moved to Italy today. The Etruscans converted seven villages into the city of Rome under the rule of the monarchy. 509 BC.E.

The church and the state of the Roman Empire are like most civilizations that have been studied in Western civilization to this day - the Romans are religious figures. From the rise of the Roman Empire to the collapse of its regime, there was always a background of religious participation in the matter of the nation and the people. Polytheism seems to dominate the majority of the whole empire. Even if this book rarely explains people's religious affairs, we can conclude that this society is completely ... the Roman Empire, which is Rome's largest civilization. The Roman Empire began with the closing of the second civil war in Augustus where the last Roman Emperor Romulus Augustus was overthrown by King Geelman's decorative king. The empire keeps being the Byzantine Empire (Mark) in the east. The structure of the empire is like this, you can fully manage all the problems of the country, the emperor, and of course various departments of the government.

One of the many factors that brought the decline of the Roman Empire is the emergence of a new religion, Christianity. Monotheistic Christianity is contrary to traditional Roman religion which is polytheistic (many gods). At different times, the Romans persecuted Christians for their beliefs that were popular among the poor. The Western Empire speaks Latin and is a Roman Catholic. The Eastern Empire speaks Greek and worship under the Orthodox chapter of the Christian church. Eventually the east prospered and the west faded. Indeed, even after the western part of the Roman Empire collapsed, the eastern half continued to exist as a Byzantine empire for hundreds of years. Therefore, "romantic falls" actually only refers to the decline of the western half of the empire.

The Byzantine Empire, which was prevalent in Christianity around the Mediterranean, retained its superiority in the western part of the former Roman Empire. Between the East and the West, the rise of Islam and the Islamic empire brought Mesopotamia, Egypt, Persia into the new political, religious, economic and cultural realm in the middle of the 7th century. In these areas, silk trade continues to the so-called Silk Road. However, the form and nature of the transaction has changed. Silk is a strictly restricted item in Byzantium and China, China is the second largest producer of silk of the 7th century. It is considered luxurious. The government monopolizes patterns of production, distribution and consumption. However, in the 10th century, expensive silk was mainly found in many Eurasian markets for religious purposes, after which the dominance of this market was completely relaxed in China and Europe.