One greatest Justinian’s achievement wa preserving the Roman law. While Justinian was a Consul he gathered all Roman laws and political views and put them in a code called Justinian’s Code(Poole 8) . This set of laws supports the idea that all people should be equal in the eyes of law (Poole 11). Many countries in the world have used the Justinian code as the basis for their own laws …show more content…
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Rome had many battles with the Persians, but no emperor before Justinian was able to completely destroyed them, this was a great achievement and proves that Justinian was a great emperor.
Justinian proved himself to be a great emperor in many military advances through what used to be the Roman empire. Once Justinian captured all of what the old Roman Empire consisted of he began to look towards Persia Stock 12). After many battle Justinian prevailed and Destroyed the persian emperor for the last time.
After The Hagia Sophia was destroyed for the second time Justinian set out to make a new church in Constantinople, This proved that Justinian was a pure and great catholic Emperor Doing this made Justinian look great in the eyes of the common people and the church (Strayer 4). Making the common people happy is crucial to any great emperor and Justinian is no exception. Construction of the Hagia Sophia was a brilliant political move made by Justinian and was crucial to gaining support from the Byzantine
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Overall Justinian was the best emperor the Byzantine Empire ever had and was crucial to the growth of the empire. When Justinian created his code of laws his intentions were to create a system of laws that would be followed for generations, and that is exactly what he did. Justinian’s Code was used as a basis of all law for generations after Justinian's heath. Justinian proved himself countless time in battle, this included destroying the Persian Empire The final reason that Justinian was the greatest emperor ever is because of his creation of the Hagia Sophia, This colossus catholic church brought him much favor with the common people.