Archenemies of Byzantines

Ancient Hellenes (Greeks), Thracians and Illyrians belonged in the same branch of Caucasian people. Since ancient times, they lived in the vast area that started from Crete, Cyprus, Minor Asia, Palestine and reached till Slovakia and southern Ukraine. For centuries they mingled and mixed. It happened more in Byzantine Empire which was mainly Greco - Thraco - Illyrian.

Alexander became king of Macedonia in 336 BC, when he was twenty years old. He died in 323 BC at the age of thirty three. In only thirteen years he created one of the largest empires in history. After Alexander's death, Hellenistic period started which ended with Cleopatra's death in 30 AD. Macedonian (Greek) Empire was divided by Alexander's successors (Diadochi) into four major and some minor Hellenistic kingdoms (or smaller empires).

Macedonia remained Greece's leading power. Macedonians fought three wars with Romans between between 214 and 148 BC. Aetolian League, Pergamon, Rhodes, Chios, Byzantium, Athens were rivals of Macedonians and allied with Romans. Their intention was to get assistance from Romans and replace Macedonians as leading powers of Greece. But Romans had their own agenda to conquer Greece.

If Macedonian's rivalries had not allied with Romans and Hellenes (Greeks) were united, most likely Romans would have never conquered Greece and history might have been very different. After Romans defeated Hellenes (Greeks), a large part of Hellenistic kingdoms (empires) became territory of Roman Empire. Beginning of Roman Empire is considered 31 or 27 BC. The first division occurred three centuries later, in 285 AD, when Diocletian was emperor.

Constantine moved the capital to Byzantium and renamed it Constantinople (city of Constantine). Constantine's father was Illyrian and his mother was Greek. Final division of Roman Empire was in 395 AD. Beginning of Byzantine Empire is either 330 or 395 AD. Western Roman and Byzantine Empires followed different courses. They were two separate, unrelated Empires. Western Roman Empire lasted till 476 AD.

Byzantine Empire was mostly Hellenic, Thracian and Illyrian. Culture and civilization was Hellenistic, language Greek and religion Orthodox Christianity. It was a continuation of Hellenistic Empires. Hellenistic fusion continued in Byzantine Empire. Hellenes, Thracians and Illyrians mingled and mixed with other people that were in the Empire. Emperors and ruling class were from all areas of the Empire.

Indicatively, some birth places of Byzantine emperors were; Constantinople, Thrace, Isauria, Cappadocia, Phrygia, Paphlagonia, Bithynia, Pannonia, Moesia, Dacia. Isauria, Cappadocia, Phrygia, Paphlagonia, Bithynia were in Asia Minor. Pannonia included parts of contemporary Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia, Serbia, Hungary, Austria, Slovakia.

Moesia was next to Pannonia on the east and contained parts of today's Serbia, North Macedonia, Albania, Bulgaria, Romania, Moldova, Ukraine. Pannonia was originally inhabited by Illyrians who mixed with Thracians and Dacians. Moesia was inhabited by Thracians, Dacians and Illyrians. Dacians and Gatae were Northern Thracians. Not all Thracian and Illyrian territory was included in Byzantine Empire.

A massive, mostly peaceful, migration of Slavs in Byzantine Empire started in 6th century AD and lasted for many centuries. So in addition to having mainly Hellenic, Thracian and Illyrian ancestry, Byzantines gradually obtained Slavic ancestry as well and Slavic culture mixed in Byzantine fusion. Byzantine Empire also developed very close relations with Kievan Rus that were also Slavs and had a great influence on them.

The Great Schism between Orthodox and Catholic Church occurred in 1054 AD. Crusades started in 1095 AD and lasted till 1291 AD. The original idea was to have a more permanent cooperation during peace time among the kingdoms that participated in the Crusades, a Western European Union. Later this changed. They decided to conquer Eastern Europe and have a European Union, instead of only Western European.

Byzantine Empire was more advanced and prosperous than Western Europe and that is why Western Europeans envied it and wanted to destroy it. Crusaders during Fourth Crusade were mainly French and Italians. They tried the same trick Romans had applied successfully on Hellenes (Greeks) many centuries before. The allied with pro-Crusader Alexios Angelos who requested their assistance in order to become emperor.

He is considered the worst emperor, a big traitor. He was crowned Emperor Alexios IV on August 1st 1203 AD, after the siege of Constantinople by the Crusaders. He lasted only for a few months. People rose up and deposed him. Anti-Crusader Alexios Doukas became Emperor Alexios V on February 5th 1204 AD and executed Alexios Angelos by strangulation on February 8th.

Crusaders sacked Constantinople on April 12th 1204 AD. They slaughtered and raped thousands and stole enormous wealth that had been accumulated for nine centuries. Three Byzantine successor states emerged to claim the imperial throne, Nicaea, Trapezuntine, Epirus. Empire of Nicaea was the largest and defeated Crusaders. In 1261 AD, Michael VIII Palaiologos became Emperor of Constantinople.

Palaiologos family from Asia Minor ruled for two more centuries, during the weakest point in Byzantine history. They recaptured considerable territory from Crusaders but not all of it. Western European Crusaders made Byzantine Empire weak and Ottomans were able to sack Constantinople for a second time in 1453 AD. The last Byzantine Emperor Constantine XI Dragases Palaiologos died defending the city. His mother was Serbian noblewoman Helena Dragas.

Territory that was in Byzantine Empire came under Ottoman rule for centuries. Although Byzantine Empire was more advanced and prosperous than Western Europe, advancement slowed down or was reversed during Ottoman rule. So when Balkan countries gained their independence, they were much less developed and poorer compared to Western Europe.

Western European Crusaders are responsible for Ottomans being able to defeat of Byzantines and the underdevelopment of Balkan countries, compared to Western Europe. Not only Turks are archenemies of countries that originate from Byzantine Empire but also Western Europeans and mainly French and Italians. If Western European Crusaders had not sacked Constantinople in 1204 AD, most likely Ottomans would have never defeated Byzantines.

Eventually, Byzantine Empire may have broken up into a few states. But these countries would have been more advanced and prosperous than Western Europe and people would have not suffered for centuries under Ottoman rule. All those who support EU in countries that originate from Byzantine Empire are big traitors like Alexios Angelos and death is the only appropriate punishment.

Not all countries in Region A2 of Eastern European Group were in Byzantine Empire but they were in Greco-Thraco-Illyrian territory and Byzantine Empire was mainly Greco-Thraco-Illyrian. They have to stay away from their archenemies, Western Europeans and Turks. That is why they are in a different Group from their archenemies and Region A2 has orientation towards North America.

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