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Правда чи не правда 1. Юстиніан був не типовим візантійським правителем: милосердним, щедрим. справедливим 2. В часи Юстиніана відбулось повстання "Ніка" 3. "Кодекс Юстиніана" проголошував необмежену владу монарха 4. За часів Юстиніана було побудовано Софійський собор 5. • Юстиніан переслідував язичників, юдеїв, віровідступників 6. За часів Юстиніана Візантія зменшилась в розмірах 1. Юстиніан жив в ті ж часи, що і Карл Великий (імператор Франкської імперії) 8. Візантійське суспільство створило яскраву культура 9. Саме візантійці застосували "грецький вогонь" протикнязя Ігоря 10. Візантійська імперія проіснувала до 1453 року

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Fact Check on Justinian and the Byzantine Empire

1. Justinian was not a typical Byzantine ruler: compassionate, generous, fair. - Justinian was known for his ambitious building programs, legal reforms, and military conquests, but opinions on his personal character vary. Some sources describe him as a strong and determined ruler, while others highlight his ruthless and authoritarian tendencies. - "Justinian was not a typical Byzantine ruler. He was compassionate, generous, and fair" is not supported by the search results.

2. The Nika Rebellion occurred during Justinian's reign. - The Nika Rebellion, also known as the Nika Riots, took place in Constantinople in 532 AD during Justinian's reign. - "In the time of Justinian, the Nika Rebellion occurred" is supported by the search results.

3. The "Code of Justinian" proclaimed the unlimited power of the monarch. - The "Code of Justinian" was a significant legal reform that codified Roman law. It aimed to clarify and systematize the existing legal framework. - There is no evidence to support the claim that the "Code of Justinian" proclaimed the unlimited power of the monarch.

4. The Hagia Sophia was constructed during Justinian's rule. - The Hagia Sophia, a renowned architectural marvel, was indeed constructed during Justinian's reign in Constantinople. - "During Justinian's reign, the Hagia Sophia was built" is supported by the search results.

5. Justinian persecuted pagans, Jews, and heretics. - Justinian's reign was marked by efforts to enforce religious unity within the Byzantine Empire, including persecution of pagans, Jews, and heretics. - "Justinian persecuted pagans, Jews, and heretics" is supported by the search results.

6. The Byzantine Empire diminished in size during Justinian's rule. - The Byzantine Empire experienced territorial gains and losses during Justinian's reign, including the reconquest of some Western territories and the loss of others. - "During Justinian's time, the Byzantine Empire diminished in size" is not entirely accurate, as the territorial changes were more complex.

7. Justinian lived during the same period as Charlemagne (Emperor of the Frankish Empire). - Justinian and Charlemagne did not live during the same period. Justinian ruled the Byzantine Empire from 527 to 565 AD, while Charlemagne became the Emperor of the Frankish Empire in 800 AD. - "Justinian lived in the same period as Charlemagne (Emperor of the Frankish Empire)" is not supported by the search results.

8. Byzantine society created a vibrant culture. - The Byzantine Empire was known for its rich cultural and artistic achievements, including literature, art, and architecture. - "Byzantine society created a vibrant culture" is supported by the search results.

9. The Byzantines were the ones who used "Greek fire" against Prince Igor. - "Greek fire," a highly effective incendiary weapon, was indeed used by the Byzantines, including against Prince Igor of Kiev in the 10th century. - "The Byzantines were the ones who used 'Greek fire' against Prince Igor" is supported by the search results.

10. The Byzantine Empire existed until 1453. - The Byzantine Empire fell in 1453 when Constantinople was conquered by the Ottoman Empire, marking the end of the Byzantine era. - "The Byzantine Empire existed until 1453" is supported by the search results.