Byzantine Emperors time line

  • 978 BCE

    Zoë Porphyrogenita

    Zoë Porphyrogenita
    Born:c. 978
    Died:11 June 1050 72 years old
    Emperess from 11 November 1028 to 11 June 1050 and she was also a co-emperor during Romanos III 1028 to 1034 Michael IV 1034 to 1041 Michael V 1041 to Theodora 1042 to 1050 Constantine IX 1042 to 1050
  • 958 BCE

    Basil II

    Basil II
    Born:958
    Died: 15 December 1025 he was around 66 to 67
    Emperor from 10 January 976 to 15 December 1025
  • 752 BCE

    Irene of Athens

    Irene of Athens
    Born: c. 752
    Died: August 9, 803 around 50 to 51years old
    She was an Emperor even thou she should be called Emperess she did name herself that she preferred Emperor and rule from 19 April 797 to 31 October 802
  • 575 BCE

    Heraclius

    Heraclius
    Born: in 575
    Died: February 11, 641 around 65 or 66 years old
    rule the Byzantine Empire during October 5, 610 to February 11, 641
  • 500 BCE

    Theodora

    Theodora
    Born: 500
    Died: 28 June 548, 48 years when she died
    She ruled from August 9 527 to June 28 548
  • 482 BCE

    Justinian I

    Justinian I
    Born: c. 482
    Died:14 November 565 83 years old
    Emperor from 1 August 527 to 14 November 565 but he was also a Co-emperor on 1 April 527 to 1 August 527
  • 347 BCE

    Theodosius l

    Theodosius l
    Born:11 January 347
    Died:17 January 395 48 years old
    Emperor in the East from 19 January 379 to 15 May 392
    The whole empire from 15 May 392 to 17 January 395
  • 272 BCE

    Constantine the great

    Constantine the great
    Born:27 February c. 272
    Died:22 May 337 65 years old
    rule the whole empire on 19 September 324 to 22 May 337
    but he was a co-emperor as well, Galerius Eastern, Emperor, 308 to 311 Maximinus II, Eastern Emperor, 311 to 313 Licinius, Eastern Emperor, 313 to 324
  • 532

    Theodora events

    wife of the emperor Justinian I, Nika revolt of January Theodora advised her husband to stay and save his empire, Justinian’s general, Belisarius, herded the rioters into the Hippodrome and cut them to pieces.
  • 532

    Justinian I events

    Justinian is the mane that he took from his uncle, the emperor Justin l how he owes most of his improvements.is uncle held high military command. He received a good education.
  • 610

    Heraclius Events

    Heraclius dropped anchor off Constantinople, deposed Phocas, and was crowned emperor of a crumbling state, occupied by invaders and wracked with internal dissension.faced with disturbances and military campaigns. Heraclius sued for peace and agreed to pay a hefty tribute to the Persians in exchange for peace.he defeated a strong Persian army to take further territories in Caucus. Persians ended with a terrible defeat for Persians but it also weakened the Eastern Empire as well.
  • Apr 19, 797

    Irene of Athens events

    Ruled alone after her Leo IV´s death. One of the three female empresses of the Byzantine Empire, First female emperor
    Started the Seventh Ecumenical Council
    ¨Hero¨ to the Orthodox Christians Suspected to poison her husband (emperor Leo)
    Blinded and spread rumors about her son
  • 960

    Basil II events

    The one how extended imperial rule in the Balkans, Mesopotamia, Georgia, and Armenia and increased his domestic authority. both the strength and the weakness of the Byzantine system of government. crowned co-emperor with his brother Constantine in 960 “Slayer of the Bulgars.” It was then that he blinded the whole Bulgarian army, leaving one eye to each 100th man so that the soldiers might be led back adopted the name o their tsar
  • 1028

    Zoe events

    The daughter of the emperor Constantine VIII,
    Zoe was married to the heir presumptive, Romanus III Argyrus,
    1028 and became empress
    neglected by her husband, became enamored of Michael
    . In 1034 the emperor became ill, allegedly poisoned by Zoe upon his death she at once took control and married Michael,
    Michael IV died in 1041
    Zoe married Constantine IX she shared the throne until her death.