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Cities across medieval EU

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Cities across medieval EU

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Capital of the Roman Empire, important due to its cultural significance as the "heart" of the roman empire, and a symbol of power.

Tours was important because of the Battle of Tours (732 AD) which stopped the Umayyad Caliphate from Spain into W. EU. Also had an important church that held the bones of St. Martin, a very important saint at that time

Home of the San Vitale, which was constructed by the order of Justinian I after he reclaimed old Roman territory in the city

Capital of the E. Roman Empire, and established by Constantine. It was another cultural center, and was a very "impenetrable" city due to its location on a peninsula, and a crucial trade hub along the silk road.

Established church-state relations heavily by Constantine, and unified a very divided church by defining Christianity's core doctrines on the divinity of Jesus

Capital of Charlemagne, the first Holy Roman Emperor, which became the heart of the HRE. The city itself became an important center to EU culture where Charlemagne built his Palace and a church network

Treaty of Verdun (843) was signed here to divide up the empire among Charlemagne's sons, essentially marking the dissolution of the Carolingian Emp.

Big L for Romans, Visigoths sacked the Eastern Roman Empire so bad that its one of the worst battles for Romans ever. This gave way for the rise of Germanic influences

Was a Visigoth Capital which later became a huge hub for intellectual information, and was a place Jewish, Christian, and Muslim cultures coexisted

 
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