What might have happened if Justinian had not survived the nika revolt?

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meriva2 years ago

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The Byzantine emperor would have collapsed then a new monarch would have been put into place. Byzantium required a balance between church and state, the two headed eagle, so there would have had to be a new emperor, who might have a different control over the people for the better or worse.

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