In 533 AD, Eastern Roman general Belisarius reclaimed Carthage from the Vandals, marking the beginning of Justinian’s ambitious campaign to restore the Roman Empire’s western provinces.
In 533 AD, General Belisarius led a daring Byzantine campaign to reclaim Carthage from the Vandals—an audacious move that marked the resurgence of Roman power in North Africa.
During the Gothic War (535–554 CE), Rome changed hands multiple times between the Byzantines and Ostrogoths, leading to its near-total destruction.
In the 6th century CE, the Byzantine general Belisarius defended Rome against the Ostrogoths in a brutal siege during the Gothic Wars.
