During the postclassical era, europe was largely divided between the byzantine empire in the east and a collection of independent kingdoms in the west

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Janet Townsend

4 April, 06:33

During the postclassical era, europe was largely divided between the byzantine empire in the east and a collection of independent kingdoms in the west

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Spencer Ashley · Answer 1

During the postclassical era, europe was largely divided between the byzantine empire in the east and a collection of independent kingdoms in the west that statment is true, before Carliginian rebirth in 8th century there wa sno institution of emeproro in the west but it existed in the east in the Byzantine empire