The Byzantine Emperors 395 – 491 AD
Early Byzantine Emperors battled not only Germanic tribes but also their counterparts in Rome to solidify the Byzantine Empire
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Early Byzantine Emperors battled not only Germanic tribes but also their counterparts in Rome to solidify the Byzantine Empire
Roman Emperor Constantine the Great acclaimed Christianity the official religion of Rome but his last descendent Emperor Julian the Apostate was still a pagan.
Emperor Vespasian took the reigns of the Roman Empire and left a legacy of the Colosseum, and public toilettes, still standing today.
Early fifth-century AD military brilliance of Roman Masters of Soldiers such as Stilicho and Aetius could eventually not save the Western Roman Empire from a fall.
Emperor Diocletian’s Tetrarchy designed to reform the Roman Empire after the Third Century Crisis was short lived, and followed by the rise of Constantine the Great.