古罗马编年史（下）（更新预告）

2024年5月31日（周五）开始正式更新，暂定35章。

古罗马编年史（下）,全文使用AD（公元后）来表示纪元，时间跨度 AD395 — AD1490。

今日史学界普遍将东罗马帝国称之为拜占庭帝国，笔者更倾向原本国名“Βασίλεια των Ρωμαίων - 罗马帝国”，为了与拉丁古典时代作出区分，文中称：东罗马帝国或东部帝国。

全章节包含东罗马帝国的军事、政策、宗教、货币、贸易、外交、人文、习俗、饮食、娱乐等等；以及周边民族的历史，西欧王国、哈里发王朝，土耳其人，保加利亚，诺曼人，十字军东征等。

为了响应一部分读者要求，会在正式更新前先放出前三章预读（日期不定）。

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