Byzantine EMPIRE/ OSTROGOTHS By Mackenzie McKay,

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Byzantine EMPIRE OSTROGOTHS By Mackenzie McKay, Lauren Aquilina, Jayantika Singh Definitions Byzantine Empire Is also referred to the Eastern Roman Empire. It was continued on from the Roman Empire in the east during late antiquity and

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Byzantine EMPIRE/ OSTROGOTHS By Mackenzie McKay, Lauren Aquilina, Jayantika Singh<br>
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Definitions Byzantine Empire – Is also referred to the Eastern Roman Empire. It was continued on from the Roman Empire in the east during late antiquity and the middle ages when its capital city was Constantinople.
Ostrogoth- A member of the Eastern branch of the goths who conquered Italy in the 5th – 6th century AD.<br>
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Ostrogoth facts They established the gothic kingdom of Italy.
They were one of the most important groups of the Germans.
The Ostrogoths were resented as aliens by the Italians.
In 522 the Byzantine general narses defeated totila, who fell in Battle. As a result the Ostrogoths lost their national identity, and the hegemony over Italy passed to Byzantium and shortly afterward to the Lombard's.<br>