The Eastern Roman Empire

The protagonist of this book is Alexius Komnenos. Historically, he was the founder of the Trebizond Empire, the great-grandson of Andronikos I, and a member of the Komnenos family. Not Anna Komnenos' father, this man is also named Alexius Komnenos, and the protagonist has the same name as this man.

The driving force for reform comes from internal and external pressure. Once this pressure is lost, society as a whole will return to a state of comfort and death, making it even more difficult to succeed. Moreover, the Eastern Roman Empire was not a big government. It did not build a bureaucratic monarchy like China, but it was still a feudal aristocracy. Of course, there was also a part of the civil service system, which was far from being able to compete with the aristocracy. Therefore, experience can be used for reference. After all, political power comes from the barrel of a gun.

It's really rare to write about Eastern Rome, come on 😍 Also, historical novels like this can publish some power maps so that readers can see the protagonist's territory, development and expansion.

"Eagle Flying Byzantium"... "Conquering the Kingdom of Heaven"... "He Changed Rome"... "Eagle Flag of Epirus"... "Nirvana of Rome"... Oh, there is also Jinjiang's "Byzantine Beloved Concubine"... With so many Byzantine time travel novels, except for the first two that have been successfully completed, they are all updated monthly, or even every six months. Well, I hope this book won't make the same mistake again... But considering the author's past record... It's a bit unsettling.

Ababa, if you abandon the trap again, I will kill your family and castrate you.

Constantinople.

How is this different from Shenglong Mansion in Annan Road, which was occupied not long ago when the whole country was conquered during the Song Dynasty and the capital was moved? 🙂

The protagonist can learn from the Ottomans, strictly train Muslim children, teach Greek and Orthodox Christianity, and form a Byzantine Yenicheri (Insanity)

It is not much different from the history, basically similar. (If there is any infringement, please contact the author)

Is this book updated stably? I am very interested in the Lascaris Dynasty and will follow it if it continues.