2020年11月1日 · The Roman histories speak of the Alans being destroyed/wiped out, together with the Silingian Vandals, by Walia's Visigothic/Roman army. Just as they did of the Visigoths at Vouille in a similar fashion in 507.

2013年1月13日 · Unofficially, the Roman emperor remained a god-like figure for the entire history of the Empire; in the Middle Ages the Eastern emperor was known as 'Christ's Vicar on Earth'. 3. While I can't provide a full list of emperors who were never deified, obvious examples would be all those emperors who suffered damnatio memoriae and/or were outlawed ...

The Byzantine emperor wasn't the last roman, There were many devşirmes from Byzantine aristocracy. Gran Vezir Mesih II Paşha who is from noble Byzantine nobility member of empiral family of the Palaiologos.

2014年5月8日 · Emphasis was on last truly roman emperor. I know that all later Byzantine rulers called themselves 'Emperor of the Romans', but with an exception of titles and some traditions that survived from Ancient Rome, Byzantine Empire in 1453 had little in common with old Roman Empire (even tough it was still it's rightful and I think only legal successor).

2024年7月12日 · Constantine XI Palaiologos was the last reigning Byzantine emperor, serving from 1449 until his death in 1453. Here are some facts about him: 1. Reign and Legacy: Constantine XI was crowned as the Byzantine Emperor in Mystras, the capital of the Despotate of the Morea, in January 1449. He is...

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2009年6月28日 · Just a quick question, who was the last Roman Emperor (This includes the Byzantine Emperors) to set foot in Rome? I was just wondering when the Roman Empire was really no longer the Roman Empire, I'm especially interested in the lost of Rome.

2021年1月5日 · We use to consider Cleopatra as the last she pharaoh of Egypt. However, this is actually wrong. For the Egyptians, the Lagid dynasty was just replaced by new rulers. Egypt was the private property of Augustus, and thence Roman Emperors were adorated as Pharaohs, in an unbroken line to the First...

Maxentius, who was famously defeated by Constantine at Milvian Bridge in 313, was allegedly the last Roman emperor to persecute Christians, but this is probably a deliberate attempt to soil his otherwise fairly good name, on the part of Constantine's many clients and kiss-ups in Rome's Catholic community.

Basically, how would a citizen or soldier in the Roman Empire address: 1) A king/client king ("My King." "My Lord" and so on ...) 2) An Emperor 3) A general Looking for typical address when speaking directly. Thanks in advance.