Byzantium in the Near East, 590-1460

[@julianlin6467]

Loss of so many battles, yet able to survive for so long The empire's flexibility, diplomacy and determination were its greatest assets

[@kihuu4055]

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[@kihuu4055]

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[@aquaria4845]

Damn nice! the timings and names of crusaders helped me alot with my assignment!! keep up the work.

[@RabiaNWCougar33]

Thank you, this is absolutely fascinating. Well done! Please keep them coming. :-)

[@profxyzful]

Thanks =) Yeah, work's been a bummer...

[@datruktv]

1:57 Is that Norman(Roussell) rebellion in the middle of anatolia? Or What?

[@jakemapping2868]

nice style

[@juliusengel]

You're back!

[@darthveatay]

0:30 what is the green circle popping up from Ancyra, a muslim rebellion?

[@profxyzful]

+Darth Vitiate it's the temporary capture of Galatia by the Umayyad Caliphate during the reign of Anastasius II - borders on maps don't really reflect the anarchy the Byzantines were in during this time (but the rapidly switching Emperors do).

[@darioagnese3176]

Angora is Ankara?

[@darioagnese3176]

***** Thank you so much.

[@MrEmbium]

AWESOME!

[@bosnianmapper403]

Why u stop making vids?

[@vangelisdourakis9955]

cool

[@juliusengel]

You also forgot M

[@MosasaurCatcher]

Byzantium had little staying power due to its size unfortunately. The Muslim armies could retreat further East all the way to India whereas Byzantium would die after being pyshed to Greece, and realistically it would be impossible to conquer the entire Muslim world.

[@razikbeg2436]

mughal hc