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Eastern Orthodox World

Published on Mar 16, 2016

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527 A.D. JUSTINIAN BECOMES EMPEROR

  • Justinian becomes one of the most notable emperors of Byzantium.
  • Creates great architectural structures.
  • Expands the empire.
  • Influences other empires.
2.

533 A.D. JUSTINIAN'S CODE

  • Created a set, uniform law for everyone to follow.
  • The code served the Byzantine Empire for 900 years.
  • Influenced less civilized people with the order of the law.
  • Regulated Byzantine life for every individual.
3.

532 A.D. CONSTRUCTION OF THE HAGIA SOPHIA

  • Great piece of architecture that still stands today.
  • Influenced the design for many other churches.
  • Convinced Russian nobles that they should convert to Christianity.
  • One of the most notable buildings of the entire Byzantine Empire.
4.

542 A.D. BUBONIC PLAGUE

  • Horrifying illness that swept through Constantinople killing thousands a day.
  • The first chop at the fall of the Byzantine Empire.
  • Weakened the empire enough to expose it to it's enemies.
  • Influenced the complete fall of the Byzantine Empire.
5.

862 A.D. THE FOUNDING OF NOVGOROD

  • King Rurik founded Novgorod as their first major city.
  • Influenced trade with distant lands through the Kiev.
  • Sold Slavic subjects as SLAVES.
  • Introduced them to Constantinople through trade.
6.

MID 900S A.D. SLAVIC TRADE

  • Slavs began to trade with Constantinople.
  • Russian culture grew from the blending of Greek Byzantine and Slavic traditions.
  • Set the events of the Russian mongol invasions into progress.
  • Created the word "slave" from the selling of Slavic people.
7.

970 A.D. RISE OF THE SELJUKS.

  • Turkish group that migrated into the Abbasid Empire.
  • Attacked and captured the major city of Baghdad.
  • Crushed the Byzantines and came closer to Constantinople than Arabs and Persians
  • Heavily adopted Persian Culture.
8.

989 A.D. KIEV BECOMES ORTHODOX

  • Vladimir converted himself and all his subjects to Byzantine Christianity.
  • Converted because the buildings where they worshiped God, they felt indescribable splendor.
  • Created ties with the Byzantines.
  • Influenced Russia's religion today.
9.

1054 A.D. THE SCHISM OF THE CHURCH

  • Christianity was divided between the western Roman Catholic Church and Eastern Orthodox Church.
  • Caused the excommunication of a Byzantine Emperor.
  • Eventually helped create a new Slavic nation.
  • Eastern Orthodox missionaries created the Cyrillic alphabet so that slavs could read the bible.
10.

MIDDLE 1200S A.D. MONGOLS INVADE RUSSIA.

  • Nomads from central Asia slashed their way into Russia.
  • Was lead by Genghis Khan, one of the most fear warriors of all time.
  • Started one of the greatest empires ever in Europe and Asia.
  • United all of Russia.

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