Justinian's preoccupation with reconquering the west left the east open to the

Justinian’s' attempts to reconquer western territory left the east open to attacks by Persians and Slaves.

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Justinian born on 14th November was also known as Justinian the Great was the emperor Great of Eastern Orthodox Church that reigned from 527 to 565. He revived the greatness and re-conquered the western-half of the Roman Empire and because of his restoration policies, he was sometimes also known as the “Last Roman” during the 20th Century.

During his region, he subdued the Tzani ‘s of the eastern coast of the Black Sea which was never under Roman rule. He also engaged the Sasanian Empire during Kavad reign and also during the Khosrow’s that showed his ambitions of the west conquest.

His ambition of conquering left the eastern part of the abandoned area for the invasion by the Persian and slaves. He laid his entire force in conquering the western part as he took these areas as a matter of prestige and neglected the regions of the west.

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Grade: High School  

Subject: History

Chapter: Justinian

Keywords: Justinian, Eastern, Orthodox Church, Roman Empire, Last Roman, Tzani, Black Sea, Sasanian Empire, Kavad reign, Persian, slaves

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