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Lasting from 395 to 1919, and successor state of the Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire was a major power located in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Flag of the Empire
The empire ruled on Greece, Turkey and Levant at his apex.
The golden era in the 16th Century saw a revival of Ancient art and culture throughout all of Europe.
Ruled by the Palailogos dynasty since 1259, the empire thrived and prospered through the ages.
Its legacy is still present in the form of the Byzantine Republic.
Βασιλεὺς βασιλέων βασιλεύων βασιλεύουσιν Basileùs basiléon basileúon basileúousin ("King of Kings ruling over the kings") | ||||||||||
| Anthem | "Τη Υπερμάχω (Ti Ypermaho)" | |||||||||
| Capital (and largest city) |
Constantinople | |||||||||
| Language | Greek | |||||||||
| Religion | Orthodoxy | |||||||||
| Demonym | Byzatian | |||||||||
| Government | Constitutional Monarchy | |||||||||
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List of Rulers[]
- Constantine XI: 1449 – 1453
- Demeterios: 1453 – 1470
- Helena: 1470 – 1501
- Demeterios II: 1501 – 1530
- Constantine XII: 1530 – 1570
- Constantine XIII: 1570 – 1595
- Demeterios III: 1595 – 1620
- Demeterios IV: 1620 – 1651
- Constantine XIV: 1651 – 1682
- Augustine I: 1682 – 1710
- John IX: 1710 – 1734
- John X: 1734 – 1762
- Leo VII: 1762 – 1785
- Augustine II: 1785 – 1801
- Augustine III: 1801 – 1820
- Augustine IV: 1820 – 1860
- Aurelia: 1860 – 1890
- John XI: 1890 – 1919