Justinian's Reconquests from 527-565 CE

Justinian's Reconquests from 527-565 CE

During the period of 527-565 CE, Justinian, also known as the "last Roman," achieved significant reconquests that contributed to the restoration of the Roman Empire. His military activities were crucial in expanding and reclaiming territories that were once part of the Roman Empire.

North Africa: Justinian successfully defeated the Vandal Kingdom and recaptured Carthage, gaining control over North Africa.

Italia, Sicily, and Dalmatia: He defeated the Ostrogoth Kingdom and restored these territories, consolidating his power in the region.

Southern Iberian Peninsula: Justinian extended his control to the southern part of the Iberian Peninsula and established the province of Spania.

Tzani in the Black Sea: Justinian's military campaigns also led to the defeat of the Tzani in the eastern part of the Black Sea, bringing a new people and territory under Roman rule.