The existence of the consul, Consul, is indispensable when talking about Rome after the republic. It can be said that it is a secret that made Roman politics unique and developed into a unique giant empire, with a position not found in modern Japan, of course, in other politics. Consul always ha
Like today many centuries ago, on June 30, 763 AD. a hugely important battle was fought that is largely acknowledged by historians but nevertheless saved the Byzantine Empire and dismantled the danger from the North for a long time. In the late spring of AD 763 the Bulgarian tsar Tellets invaded Byz
This archenemy, so little known in our days, was a true villain in the eyes of Rome and whose affront lasted in the collective memory for many centuries. Perhaps his deed would be more popular now if he had not lived with characters of the stature and importance of Hannón and Hamilcar Barca , and
In 1254 the great emperor John III Vatatzis died, leaving the Empire of Nicaea powerful. John had succeeded not only in fending off the attacks of the Latins against him, but also in liberating many lands in Thrace and Macedonia. At the same time, he had faced the Turkish and Bulgarian danger. H