The Emperor Justinian was a major contributor to the fall of the Byzantine Empire. It was not in
one specific way, there were four main factors that contributed to his role in the downfall. These
factors included Justinian’s plan to expand borders, his many different building projects which
led to increased taxes and his contributions to the Nika riots.

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