The Transformation of the Eastern Mediterranean World and the Founding Era of the Byzantine Empire (4Th-6Th Centuries)

The 4th to 6th centuries were the transitional period in the Eastern Mediterranean from ancient times to the Middle Ages, which is what ancient historians call "late antiquity." During this period, the Eastern Mediterranean formed a different look from the Western Mediterranean, which was an important phenomenon during this period. The Mediterranean world of this period was complex and unique, and was eventually integrated into a common Byzantine Empire. The book is divided into four chapters, and its main contents include: from polytheism to Christianity - the change of beliefs in the Eastern Mediterranean world, the formation of the Byzantine governance model - the political transformation of the Eastern Mediterranean world, the establishment of Constantinople's status - the transformation of the center of the Eastern Mediterranean world, etc.