Does Byzantium count as Roman?

He killed off his best general; Stilicho, and in 410 when rome was plundered by barbarians

Here’s what he said

The Jews

@✧☽ 𝒹 𝓇 𝑒 𝒶 𝓂 𝒾 𝓃 𝑔 ☾✧ surprised how long it took for somebody to say that in this server.

Me too honestly

I took initiative and stepped up

N¡gger lol!

Heil Stalin

My phone died.

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Honorius was told that Rome was lost.

Lmao Avery is officially the most based

And at that moment; Honorius was fucking livid

Why?

Because his chicken was named rome and thought he got lost

Mmm no particular reason......

When he was corrected that the City was lost he was relieved

Spineless emperor.

Bruh

The east was OK basically

Arcadius was weak; but Theodosius II came in and ruled for 50 years

In the West some bloke named Valentinian III came along

He was powerless and controlled by anyone around him

Ended up being convinced to kill his best general; Flavius Aetius

He was assassinated in 455 AD.

His successor wasn’t better and got stoned to death by a mob

From there, the west was falling terribly

A general named Majorian tried his best to recover territory and succeeded

Except in the early 460s, a despot general named Ricimer killed him.

Rome fell in 476 AD shortly after.

The east on the other hand was fine.

Leo I The Thracian and Marcian handled the Huns and barbarians well

Then came along a homie named Zeno in 476

His own brother in law convinced him that his life was in danger and nicked the throne while he was gone.

Basiliscus was killed in 477 in Cappadocia.

Zeno promised to not shed his blood so he left him and his family to die in a cistern.

Zeno ruled until his death in 491?

All was ok; an old emperor came to throne; Anastasius I Dicorus

Anastasius completely filled up the NOW Byzantine treasury

His time came by; and for his successor Justin I