The Byzantine Chronicle

The Byzantine Chronicle refers to a collection of historical texts chronicling the history of the Byzantine Empire, which lasted from approximately 330 to 1453 AD. These chronicles were written by various authors, capturing events such as wars, political changes, and cultural developments within the empire. They serve as vital sources for understanding Byzantine history and its influence on Europe and the Mediterranean. Key texts include the works of historians like Procopius and Anna Komnene, who provide insights into the empire's governance, society, and interactions with neighboring powers.