Then in 527 A.D., Justin made Justinian a co-ruler. Four months later, when Justin died, Justinian became the sole emperor. This was the beginning of Justinian's rule which lasted from 527 A.D. through 565 A.D. The reign of Justinian was significant in many ways.

First, it marked the final end of the Roman Empire. It was the launch of the New Byzantine Empire. It was also the beginning of Western Europe's unique position within the civilization of the old world. The religion of Islam spread and the Franks rose to power. Justinian's rule saw an increase in the are

Finally, in 632 AD, the Byzantine's were victorious over the Persians but because both of the groups of people were so weak, it was easy for the Muslim armies to overthrow them Justinian felt many of the laws of Byzantium were very confusing. many were out of date, some contradicting others, and not in one place did a complete collection of the laws exist. To solve this problem, Justinian assigned a commission to study the problem. Their work resulted in the publication of the Code of Justinian.

as of architecture, the arts, and literature. It was a time of re-building for the empire. Justinian pursued an elaborate dream of restoring the old Roman Empire. Justinian led the Byzantine army in many wars to regain this land.

The Code was published on April 7, 529. Parts of Justinian's Code resembles parts of Hammarabi's Code.Justinian was very religious. He strengthened

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