Describe where the Byzantine Empire fell within Roman territory.

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18 July, 19:16

Describe where the Byzantine Empire fell within Roman territory.

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Edgar Erickson · Answer 1

The Byzantine Empire was comprised by one a player in the division of the Roman Empire, in the year 395, in two sections: Roman Empire of the West, with capital in Milan and Roman Empire of the East, with capital in Constantinople.

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The Byzantine Empire or Roman Empire of the East preserved for quite a while the Roman customs even the Christianity. This was a standout amongst the most splendid societies of the Middle Ages. In the hands of his primary head, Justinian (527-565) stayed urbanized while in Western Europe the urban areas vanished.

Draven Landry · Answer 2

The Byzantine Empire was constituted by one part of the division of the Roman Empire, in the year 395, in two parts: Roman Empire of the West, with capital in Milan and Roman Empire of the East, with capital in Constantinople.

The Byzantine Empire or Roman Empire of the East conserved for a long time the Roman traditions even the Christianity. This was one of the most brilliant cultures of the Middle Ages. In the hands of his main emperor, Justinian (527-565) remained urbanized while in Western Europe the cities disappeared.