Procopius: Secret history of the Byzantine Empire

Emperor Justinian of the Byzantine Empire in the sixth century was confined to restoring the land lost during his reign. The powerful general of Rome, Balisarius, restores a subject of great prosperity in the heyday of Rome. Prokofius, the only ‘official historian,’ records the activities of Balisaris in the War, and extols the building of Emperor Justin in the Building theory. The Byzantine Empire Visaopian version of Supprocopius is a book written by the historian Prokopius on the dark side of empire that could not officially be left in his day. Reflecting the position of the learned men of Emperor Justinian, this book gave future generations a chance to look at Byzantine history and its population from a totally different perspective. Prokofius opens up vivid statements about the events he witnessed, a new view of the events that were being presented at the time, and sometimes incredibly dark and unobvious stories of the dark and ugly Byzantine Empire. It is even more interesting to hear from the public history books, and to hear the very dishonorable facts which are handled only to a little bit of caution and the authority of the party.

Korean title: 비잔틴제국 비사

Korean author: 프로코피우스

Korean publisher: 들메나무

ISBN-13: 9791186889015