8
Byzantine Empire

The Eastern Roman Empire Split by Diocletian A new culture created by Roman, Greek and Asian influences Bronze Mosiacs Hagia Sophia

Embed Size (px)

Citation preview

Page 1: The Eastern Roman Empire Split by Diocletian A new culture created by Roman, Greek and Asian influences Bronze Mosiacs Hagia Sophia

Byzantine Empire

Page 2: The Eastern Roman Empire Split by Diocletian A new culture created by Roman, Greek and Asian influences Bronze Mosiacs Hagia Sophia

The Eastern Roman EmpireSplit by Diocletian

Page 3: The Eastern Roman Empire Split by Diocletian A new culture created by Roman, Greek and Asian influences Bronze Mosiacs Hagia Sophia

A new culture created by Roman, Greek and Asian influences

Bronze Mosiacs

Hagia Sophia

Page 4: The Eastern Roman Empire Split by Diocletian A new culture created by Roman, Greek and Asian influences Bronze Mosiacs Hagia Sophia

Government

Emperor Constantine -Moves capital to Constantinople (used to be Byzantium on the

Bosporus Strait )

Page 5: The Eastern Roman Empire Split by Diocletian A new culture created by Roman, Greek and Asian influences Bronze Mosiacs Hagia Sophia

~Justinian 527-565 Emperor – Ruled by absolute power~Conquered much of Old Roman Empire~Justinian Code – unified code of lows

Page 6: The Eastern Roman Empire Split by Diocletian A new culture created by Roman, Greek and Asian influences Bronze Mosiacs Hagia Sophia

Justinian-~Rebuilt Constantinople

~Built churches –Hagia Sophia church of Holy Wisdom

~Built public baths, aqueducts, courts, schools and hospitals

Rebuilds walls

Page 7: The Eastern Roman Empire Split by Diocletian A new culture created by Roman, Greek and Asian influences Bronze Mosiacs Hagia Sophia

Culture~Valued education ~Struck by bubonic plague~Constantly invaded~Created the Cyrillic alphabet (Influences Russia)~Empire tries to preserve Greek and Roman culture

Page 8: The Eastern Roman Empire Split by Diocletian A new culture created by Roman, Greek and Asian influences Bronze Mosiacs Hagia Sophia

Christian Church (1054)Schism – split over numerous

differences