527–565 AD Justinian and Theodora: The Byzantine Golden Age

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Emperor Justinian and Empress Theodora presided over Byzantium's greatest era, reconquering lost Roman territories and codifying Roman law. The Hagia Sophia, built during their reign, stands as a testament to their ambition.

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