Question

Can someone help me write a summary of the macedonian dynasty

In the second period of Byzantine history, the empire reached its peak. This second period fell during the Macedonian dynasty (867-1057). After an age of contraction, the empire expanded again and in the end, almost every Christian city in the East was within the empire's borders. On the other hand, wealthy Egypt and large parts of Syria were forever lost, and Jerusalem was not reconquered. In 1014 the mighty Bulgarian Empire, which had once been a very serious threat to the Byzantine state, was finally overcome after a bloody war, becoming part of Byzantium. The victorious emperor, Basilius I, was surnamed Boulgaroktonos, "slayer of Bulgars." The northern border was now finally secured and the empire flourished. Throughout this whole period the Byzantine currency was the leading currency in the Mediterranean world. It was a stable currency ever since the founding of Constantinople.

Answer 1

the Macedonian dynasty ruled the Byzantine empire from 867 to 1056 following the Amorian dynasty. during this period,the Byzantine state reached it'sgreatest extents since the Muslim conquests and the Macedonian renaissance in letters and arts began. the Macedonian dynasty was characterised by a cultural revival in spheres such as philosophy and the arts.

Answer 2

The Byzantine Empire achieved its pinnacle during the second phase of its history, which covered the years 867 to 1057 and was ruled by the Macedonian dynasty. The empire began to expand again during a time of collapse, and it was able to reclaim nearly all of the Christian cities in the East. The empire lost wealthy Egypt and huge areas of Syria, but Jerusalem remained under enemy control. The mighty Bulgarian Empire, which had formerly posed a major threat to the Byzantine state, was finally absorbed into the Byzantine Empire in 1014 after a bloody conflict. Basilius I, the victorious emperor, was even granted the title "Boulgaroktonos," which means "slayer of Bulgars." A prosperous age began with the security of the empire's northern border.From Constantinople's establishment, the Byzantine money had remained stable and was at this time the most widely used in the Mediterranean region.

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