طاعون جستنيان و مصير الإمبراطورية الرومانية (541-750 م.)‎

Abstract EN

It seems that Rome is also punished by natural destinies, represented by epidemics and diseases, the most important of which is the most lethal and strongest and most important to study of which is the plague of Gustian, which began in 431 A.

D.

And its impact extended to 750 A.

D.

Which led to the disintegration of the pillars and states of the Roman Empire, so it was in the opinion of Cicero (Marcus Tullius Cicero) (106-43 B.

C) and Varro (Marcus Terentius Varro) (116-27 B.

C) that the twelve that eagles that Romulus the Founder of Rome; saw it represents the twelve centuries after which his city was destined to collapse, and this prophecy that people did not pay attention to it in the era of prosperity and He made them strongly afraid when the last of these centuries was about to end, and this prophecy was fulfilled with the collapse and fall of the Western Empire, but its collapse predicted by a more clear warning than the swarm of eagles; This is because the Romanian government seems every day weaker in the eyes of its enemies and more unjust and making her citizen hate it more and more as taxes were multiplied with the aggravation of public distress, and the greater the necessity for the economy, the greater the waste, and the rich people and oppressive put all the burden on the shoulders of the people, that the government confiscated their money and were tormented.

All that injustice made the peoples of the empire prefer the despotism of the Vandals and supported their revolution against the Roman presence, which in turn brought down the Western Roman Empire in 429 A.

D, which included Rome and its states in the western Mediterranean.

This is what we will deal with in detail in the research.