@HomerPavlos Not “Greek”, “Medieval Roman” architecture. You “Greeks” got nothing to do with ancient-greek speaking Romans. People of Asia Minor was never called “Greek” during time of Eastern Roman Empire nor Selcukid Sultanate or Ottoman Empire, but they were called “Rum”. Read and learn
@DeEudaimon1@visn50875@RomeInTheEast Well his point is important about early Roman era. And also; between 4th and 7th centuries latin language were spoken right? But scholars still call the that early era “Byzantine”.
@RomeInTheEast@ByzantineVisual My mistake, missed ur quotation ✌🏼My pov is; we should all respect history as it is, respect all each other and appretiate the great achievements done by great kingdoms in medieval times; Romans, Eastern Romans, Franks, Turks, Vikings, Saxons, etc.
@RomeInTheEast@ByzantineVisual Your “ancestors”, “the great” Romans also came from west and invaded and killed “a lot” of people in Balkans, Asia Minor, middle east and invaded these lands by force and made most of it Romania. Pls don’t make priviliage for yourside, peace 🥂
Rus(Doğu Vikingleri)’ların 8.yy’da Hazar Türk Kağan’lığından etkilenerek Karadeniz’in üstünde bir “kağan” ünvanı taşıyan prenslik kurmaları ve onların Doğu Roma ile ilişkileri. Türk-Viking ilişkileri bence bu dönemin öncesinden beri vardır ve Norse’ları etkilemiştir.
Once on the shores of the wine-dark Euxine, reaving Vikings established a foothold among the Slavic tribes. These men fought for control of the trade routes of the area, adopted Christianity, & were ruled by a Khagan in the steppe fashion.
A thread on the Rus Khaganate.
A 17th Century AD, Ottoman tent captured in the 1683 AD, battle of Vienna. It was made of linen, silk, silver and gilded leather.
Now on display at the Wawel Royal Castle in Krakow, Poland.
#archaeohistories