Byzantine-Sassanid wars exhaust both empires while transferring wealth and military technique to Arabs and India, enabling Arab rise.
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Slave trade profitability depended on religious boundaries: Muslims and Christians could not enslave fellow believers, while pagan Vikings could supply enslaved pagans to both Byzantines and Arabs.
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Slave trade profitability depended on religious boundaries: Muslims and Christians could not enslave fellow believers, while pagan Vikings could supply enslaved pagans to both Byzantines and Arabs.
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"...So there's a lot of conflict between the Roman Empire, the Byzantines, and the Sassanians as well, okay? There are lots and lots of..."
"...important. The people who really drove the slave trade were the Byzantines and the Arabs. And there was always demand from these two cultural..."
"...Vikings basically enslaved other pagans and sold them to both the Byzantines and the Arabs. Okay? And look, look, the slave trade, it has..."
"So, these two powers are the Byzantine Empire as well as the Abbasid Caliphate, okay?"
"...simple. You have these three powers in Eurasia. You have the Byzantines and you have the Abbasids, okay? Byzantines are Christian. The Abbasids are..."
"...okay? Modern -day Ukraine, the Khazar Empire. Then you have the Byzantines and you have the Abbasids. And the Khazars saw themselves as equal..."
"...It's shown by the fact that since the rule of Justinian Byzantine law threatened severe punishments for the attempt to convert Christians to Judaism..."
"also brought with them Byzantine arts and crafts superior methods in agriculture and trade and the square Hebrew alphabet."
"...did the Khazars wanted their own religion that was distinct from Byzantines and the Abbasids but they also wanted the skills, the knowledge the..."
"...a new place he calls Constantinople okay which now becomes the Byzantine Empire okay and there was an Empire which and there was an..."
"...I want to talk about Constantine, and the rise of the Byzantine Empire. So, Constantine is, what he does, that's very important, is that..."
"...series of wars within the Roman Empire because Constantine and the Byzantine Empire is going to enforce this orthodoxy onto every Christian church and..."
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