в чём состояла важность контактов других стран с Византией

в чём состояла важность контактов других стран с Византией
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- Автор:
  Áurea
- 5 лет назад

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спасибо большое
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  brianna9inr
- 5 лет назад
- 0
1.Византия была рилигиозная общность (основной религией было христеанство в форме провославия)2.В Византии при всей многоэтничности существовало этническое ядро состоящее из греков 3.Византийскую империю всегда отличала устойчивая государственность и ценрализованное управление.
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  kalicatg
- 5 лет назад
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