Selim I conquered Persia in 1514 and he also conquered Egypt in 1517.
andrew jackson
Yes in part, some areas were conquered. It depends when you are talking about. like in 1580 Portugal was conquered by spain.
North Africa and Italy.
Justinian I was notably successful in achieving his military goals, particularly through his ambitious campaigns to reconquer lost territories of the Western Roman Empire. Under the leadership of General Belisarius, Justinian's forces reclaimed significant regions, including North Africa, parts of Italy, and southern Spain. However, these gains were often short-lived due to subsequent invasions and internal strife, leading to a mixed legacy in terms of lasting territorial control. Ultimately, while Justinian's military ambitions expanded the empire temporarily, the costs and challenges of maintaining these conquests proved to be significant.
Justinian the Great retook Africa (Tunisia, western Libya and eastern Algeria) Italy, and southern Spain. However, they were later lost again.
He had to start ruling without any experience with it and he was conquered by the great leader, Justinian.
The areas the New Kingdom conquered were Egypt's Canaanite, Nubia, and Libya.
Emperor Justinian first legacy was that he restored the Roman Empire in areas that it had lost ground initially.
Romans were largely a military empire; they conquered and controlled - thus their ideas survived and thrived.
Napoleon established a monarchy in the areas he conquered and added to his empire.
Napoleon established a monarchy in the areas he conquered and added to his empire.
Selim I conquered Persia in 1514 and he also conquered Egypt in 1517.
From Libya to Central Asia.
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No. Israel had no military activity in 1997.
andrew jackson