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Byzantine Empire Timeline

  • 272

    emperor constantine i dounded the byzantine capital

    emperor constantine i dounded the byzantine capital
    capital was named aftwe emperor constantine i and it was also dedicated
  • 360

    hagia sophia completed

    hagia sophia completed
    Means holy wisdom, was first dedicated in 360 by emperor constantius son of the city's founder, emperor constantine, served as the cathedia, or bishops seat, of the city
  • 533

    General Belisarius Military Campaign

    General Belisarius Military Campaign
    Defends Constantinople against the Bulgurs
  • Oct 27, 1054

    great schism

    great schism
    break of communion between what are now the eastern orthodox and Roman Catholic churches
  • Nov 27, 1095

    Emperor Alexios I contacts Pope Urban II militarys help in the middle east

    Emperor Alexios I contacts Pope Urban II militarys help in the middle east
    His response was to preach the first crusade. this first preaching was gesred explicitly to the french. those who wished to participate were encouraged- unless from spain
  • Sep 22, 1202

    Fourth Crusade

    Fourth Crusade
    a Western European armed expedition originally intented to conquer Muslim-controlled Jerusalem by means of an invasion through Egypt.
  • May 29, 1453

    Fall of Constantinople to the Ottoman Turkes

    Fall of Constantinople to the Ottoman Turkes
    The turkish threat was strongest then ever for the christians of the east
  • nika revolts (riots)

    nika revolts (riots)
    most violent riot in history of constanople, with nearly half the cuty being burned or destroyed and tens of thousands of people killed
  • emperor basil ii military conquests of bulgaria

    emperor basil ii military conquests of bulgaria
    nobility to lead an army of 30,00 men into bulgaria and besiege sredets ( sofia)
  • early islamic military campaigns into byzantine

    early islamic military campaigns into byzantine
    muslim conquest brought about the collapse of the sassand empire and a great territorial loss for the byzantines empire , eventually also resulting in collapse