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Why did the rebellions begin in the justinian empire?
There was just one rebellion against Justinian I (or the Great), the Nika riots.They were probably caused by popular anger about new taxes and by Justinian's autocratic style of rule. As the riots developed, they were manipulated by members of the aristocracy who were opposed to Justinian. They, were unhappy about Justinian's lack of support for the aristocracy, some reforms which strengthened his power and the new taxes, but also about the. The rioters demanded the dismissal of John the Cappadocian, the chief minister of state, who had introduced the new taxes and Tibonian, who had been part of a commission which had compiled a new legal code (the Codex Justinianus) and was had been put in charge compiling and harmonizing the writings of classical Roman jurists which was going to shorten litigation (by clarifying the law), and provide textbooks for the law schools. They then proclaimed, Hypatius, a nephew of former Emperor Anastasius I, as emperor. Hypatius had not wanted to rebel. He was connected by marriage to the Anicii, an aristocratic clan Justinian considered fleeing Constantinople, but his wife Theodora persuaded him to fight and he deployed the imperial troops against the rioters. About thirty thousand rioters were reportedly killed. These riots were based on the four factions (teams) which contested the chariot races, the Blues, the Reds, the Greens, and the Whites. These races were very popular and most peoples supported one of them. These factions had become the focus of social, political and theological issues as they were the only outlet through which dissent or grievances could be voiced. Political factions and street gangs became associated with the factions of he races and which were backed by aristocratic families of Constantinople. They often used to press political demands and to try to influence the policies of the emperors. In this period only the Blues and the Greens held political influence. Justinian supported the Blues and his opponents supported the Greens. In 531 some members of the Blues and Greens were arrested for murder in connection with deaths that occurred during rioting after a recent chariot race. Most of them were hanged. In January 532 a member of the Blues and one of the Greens escaped and took refuge in a church. The church was surrounded by an angry crowd. Faced with the possibility of major unrest in the city, Justinian scheduled a chariot race to be held three days later and commuted the sentences to imprisonment. At the race the crowd shouted insults at Justinian. By the end of the day the crowd stopped supporting either the Blues or the Greens and shouted about a unified Nika! (Win!), and attacked the imperial palace, which was besieged for five days. During the riots fires destroyed much of the city.
Where did Justinian meet theodora?
The history behind how they met is still unclear, but they were linked by their love for the Blues.
What are the army dress blues requirements?
AR 670-1 Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms That will cover everything from greens, acus, whites, blues, how long side burns should be and what gloves go where and when.
What were the teams of chariots that raced at the Circus Maximus?
Four teams would race at a time representing the factions of the Whites, Greens, Blues and Reds.
Did Manon Rheaume win the match against St. Louis Blues?
NO
Why did the rebellions begin in the justinian empire?
There was just one rebellion against Justinian I (or the Great), the Nika riots.They were probably caused by popular anger about new taxes and by Justinian's autocratic style of rule. As the riots developed, they were manipulated by members of the aristocracy who were opposed to Justinian. They, were unhappy about Justinian's lack of support for the aristocracy, some reforms which strengthened his power and the new taxes, but also about the. The rioters demanded the dismissal of John the Cappadocian, the chief minister of state, who had introduced the new taxes and Tibonian, who had been part of a commission which had compiled a new legal code (the Codex Justinianus) and was had been put in charge compiling and harmonizing the writings of classical Roman jurists which was going to shorten litigation (by clarifying the law), and provide textbooks for the law schools. They then proclaimed, Hypatius, a nephew of former Emperor Anastasius I, as emperor. Hypatius had not wanted to rebel. He was connected by marriage to the Anicii, an aristocratic clan Justinian considered fleeing Constantinople, but his wife Theodora persuaded him to fight and he deployed the imperial troops against the rioters. About thirty thousand rioters were reportedly killed. These riots were based on the four factions (teams) which contested the chariot races, the Blues, the Reds, the Greens, and the Whites. These races were very popular and most peoples supported one of them. These factions had become the focus of social, political and theological issues as they were the only outlet through which dissent or grievances could be voiced. Political factions and street gangs became associated with the factions of he races and which were backed by aristocratic families of Constantinople. They often used to press political demands and to try to influence the policies of the emperors. In this period only the Blues and the Greens held political influence. Justinian supported the Blues and his opponents supported the Greens. In 531 some members of the Blues and Greens were arrested for murder in connection with deaths that occurred during rioting after a recent chariot race. Most of them were hanged. In January 532 a member of the Blues and one of the Greens escaped and took refuge in a church. The church was surrounded by an angry crowd. Faced with the possibility of major unrest in the city, Justinian scheduled a chariot race to be held three days later and commuted the sentences to imprisonment. At the race the crowd shouted insults at Justinian. By the end of the day the crowd stopped supporting either the Blues or the Greens and shouted about a unified Nika! (Win!), and attacked the imperial palace, which was besieged for five days. During the riots fires destroyed much of the city.
What creates the brilliant hues of blues and greens in the waters of the Caribbean Sea?
The brilliant hues of blues and greens in the waters of the Caribbean Sea are caused by the sunlight reflecting off the water.
Who Raced in the Chariot Races?
In Ancient Rome the chariot races were team affairs. The Reds, Blues, Greens, and Whites would race against each other.
Give a sentence with the word stark?
Tony's Iron Man suit stood out out in stark contrast against the muted blues and greens of the uniformed soldiers around him.
What color is mold that grows on oranges?
An assortment of blues and greens.
What colour is a dragonfly?
they can be blues reds and greens. they can be lots different colours.
Is a dragonfly colourful?
they can be blues reds and greens. they can be lots different colours.
What is annasophia robbs favorite color?
blues, greens and purples and some pinks. i got that info from her old official website.
What are cool room colors?
first you should probally pick a theme but greens and blues look good and so do red and yellows Cool colors are greens, blues, purples, and any shade in between.
Where did Justinian meet theodora?
The history behind how they met is still unclear, but they were linked by their love for the Blues.
What colors really pop against beige walls?
www.icanfixupmyhome.com/Window_Dressings_in_Beige_Room_ Bold colors such as red, jewel toned greens and blues or funky patterns would be a perfect contrast to beige walls.
Makeup for hazel eyes?
Silver, blues, gold, pinks, and sometimes light greens.
