| CHRONOLOGICAL REPORTS | GLOSSARY | PERSONALITIES | REST OF THE WORLD | ||
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| BYZANTINE | EARLY BYZANTINE PERIOD (324-610a.c.) |
306-337 Konstantin the Great Basic facts
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Arianism,apse, idragwgeia, Agia Sofia Church, emperor,spa, hippodrome |
306 - 337 Konstantinthe Great 350-361 Konstantios II 361-363 Julianos 363-364 Iovianos 364-378Valis 379-395 Theodosios I 395-408 Arkadios 408-423 Onwrios 423-450 Theodosios II 450-457 Markianos 457-474 Lewn I 474-491 Zinwn 491-518 Anastasios I 527-565 Ioustinianos I 565-578 Ioustinos II 578-582 Mavrikios 602-610 Fokas |
Asia A) 40a.c. 400 feet hight bridge is built. B) 500 a.c.China divides to many pieces and there is apoliticalinstability. C) 530 a.c. Chess was spread from India toPersia. D) Translation of the Bible to the local langueof Nubia. |
| MIDDLE BYZANTINE PERIOD (610-1202a.c.) |
610 a.c. Heraklios became emperor •the empire wasattacked from Persians, Langovards, Avars,Slavs. •There was acrises tothe empire and as a result many commandchanges have took place. •Slavs becameChristians. •2 main categories of military bodies: →themes →tagmata •Iconoclasm: →Phase I(726-787) →Phase II (815-843) •Leon III publishes the“Ecloga” and the “Farmer’s Law” |
Akathistos Hymn, Igro Pir, akritai, Avars, apocrypha evangels, Iconoclasm, Ecloga, Farmer’s Law |
610-641 Heraklios I 641-668 Heraklios II 668-685 Constantine IV 685-695 Ioustinianos II 698-705 Apsimaros 711-713 Bardanis 713-715 Artemios 715-717 Theodosios III 717-741 Leon III 741-775 Constantin V 775-780 Leon IV 780-790 Constantin VI 802-811 Stavrakios 811-813 Mihail I 813-820 Leon V 820-829 Mihail II 829-842 Theophilos 842-867 Mihail III |
645 a.c. Budism spread toAsia till Thibet. 697 a.c. Enormous earthquake strikes SaltLake City of Utah. 803 a.c. The tallest Budha is a reality (233 feet tall) 800 a.c. Earthquake destroys big cities atNile. |
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| LATE BYZANTINE PERIOD (1204-1453a.c.) | 1204 The Byzantine empire was conquered by Latin crusaders. •Decay of the Byzantine Empire. •Depreciation of the currency. •Growth of the powerof the aristocracy. •The largest percentage of people was “aktimones”. •Raise of the numbersof religious pictures. •Existence of courts: 1-“Kosmika” 2-“Eklisiastika” 1453→ Constantinople at the hands of Turks |
decay, Akritai, Egnatia odos, crusader, Zilwtes movement |
1204-1259 Theodore I Laskaris Iwannis III Batagis Theodore II Laskaris 1259-1453 Mihail VIII Paleologos Andronikos II Palaiologos Andronikos III Palaiologos Iwannis V Palaiologos Iwannis VI Kantakuzinos Manouel II Paleologos Iwannis VIII Palaiologos |
1300 a.c. The theatrical “Drama” appears inChina. |
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