Answer:
The Eastern Roman Empire tried to recapture the west.
Explanation:
However, this entirely depends on what time period is designated by "after". "After", implies anything that occurs after the given event.
1) The Eastern Roman Empire did in fact<em> fall to foreign invaders</em>, particularly the Ottoman Empire, who brought cannons and large amounts of manpower to <em>lay siege on Constantinople</em>. <em>Constantinople fell within 55 days as a guard gate was left unlocked and breached by Ottoman soldiers</em>.
2) The Eastern Roman Empire did in fact become the Byzantine Empire in 1557, however, it was first called so in 1453. It was named after the Greek colony that became the capital city of the Empire, Constantinople.
3) The Eastern Roman Empire did in fact try to recapture western territories, particularly after the fall of the Original Roman Empire. This was termed as the Gothic Wars, in which the Eastern Roman Empire fought the Goths who had taken over original Roman lands, and they were successful in <em>retaking Italy, Corsica & Sardinia, as well as ancient Carthaginian lands</em>.
However, it is important to note that the dissolvement into small kingdoms did not occur, and if it did, it was not as drastic. <em>Most, if not all, previous Byzantine lands</em> was occupied by the Ottoman Empire <em>following their successful takeover of Constantinople</em>.
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