Theodora: The Byzantine Empress - History Documentary

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Delve into the captivating life of Empress Theodora, one of the most influential and enigmatic figures of the Byzantine Empire. From her humble beginnings in the streets of Constantinople to her ascent to the throne, this video chronicles Theodora's remarkable journey of resilience, ambition, and leadership. Witness the challenges she faced, the adversaries she overcame, and the legacy she left behind. Join us as we unravel the tapestry of politics, intrigue, and power that surrounded this iconic empress.

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[willohnes]

Thank you for your work and your presentation. Blessings to you

[geopascacello]

Great work and nice style of presenting! Well done 👏

[topdamagewizard]

I don't cook. I don't clean. But let me show you how I got this empire.

[busra.]

Ones people humble you because you are an actress but after hundreds of year people appreciate and be proud of belonging to nationality that you are from

[tallskin]

The image of the hagia sophia you're showing has muslim minarets on it. The Byzantine empire was christian so no muslim accoutrements. The muslim mutilation of the building took place after the turkish conquest of Constantinople

[traceyolsen]

Wasn't it due to Theodora's influence that Justinian made belief in Reincarnation heretical? It was made heterodox in 533 and in a later edict even more forbidden in 553(?)...Origen wrote earlier there was no point in prosecuting people with heterodox beliefs because they would reincarnate and change their minds anyway, ..during the time of Justinian at least 50% of the Bishops believed in reincarnation...so perhaps it was rather a disaster this wasn't allowed to continue...we might not have had the Inquisition?

[cheetavontiebolt]

Love.emptess Theodara proving that women with a cheekered past can get a top notch man