What good things did Justinian?

Answer 1

Justinian I (also known as 'Justinian the Great') is perhaps the most well known of all Byzantine (Eastern Roman) Emperors. His reign lasted from 527 - 565 CE. Due to his reign being between the fall of the Western Roman Empire (thus signaling the end of Antiquity) and the Middle Ages, Justinian has been called "the last of the Romans". His reign and life are very eventful as he embarked upon a series of legal reforms where he helped create the Corpus Juris Civilis (Body of Law) that formed the basis of the Byzantine legal system.

Justinian also embarked upon a campaign to recapture territories that had once belonged to the Western Roman Empire. His gains included North Africa, parts of Spain, Italy, Sicily, Corsica and Sardina.

Justinian also embarked upon a building campaign that included the building of the Hagia Sophia in Constantinople. Justinian's life is a very interesting one, with his wife Theodora's being just as interesting, if not more.

Answer 2

-legal code

byzantinian archetectiure

Answer 3

Justinian built tons of new buildings and stuff. He also created the Hagia Sophia. He conquered many lands. . . etc. Go on wikipedia to find more info.