• Dacian kingdom
The Dacian kingdom reached its largest area under Boribusta's reign of 82 BC 44 BC. During this rule, Ba'i conquered territories from Europe to the southern Balkans. And reached the Aegean Sea. It is known to the Greek scholars as the Celtic Slayer. Because the Balkans (Skordesi) and left Europe defeated many of the Celtic tribes of the left Europe (Boi-Torsi).
In 48 BC Berbista tried to influence Roman politics during the Roman occupation. The winner united with Pompeii Magnus against Julius Caesar, but Pompeo was defeated. And later Tolich died in Egypt. Thereafter, a threat to Julius Caesar was the kingdom of Berbista and it was planned to invade it but it was killed in 44 BC.
Bour Beasta Competition as Caesar in 44 BC, and its empire 4 and later modern Romania, 5 kingdoms collapsed and Diesballs became king in 87 BC.
• During the Neolithic period (7000 BC) and India during the European migration (4000 BC). In Europe, large-scale island islands are widely localized in the Balkans and the Mediterranean coast. Which includes agriculture. Indo-European languages also come with new technologies. The most famous civilizations of prehistoric history are Europe's most famous civilizations, the Minoans and the Mycenaeans. Which was flourishing during the Kansi period. It disappeared shortly after 1200 BC. In Western Europe, the Germans became more powerful in the remnants of the former Western Roman Empire and established their own empires. Of all the Germans, Frac established supremacy in Western Europe. About 800 under the French Empire Charlemagne reached its peak. The empire was later divided into several parts. Western France developed into the kingdom of France and eastern France into the Holy Roman Empire.
• Byzantine Empire
The eastern part of the Roman Empire, with Constantinople the capital, lasted for 1000 years as the most powerful empire in southeastern Europe. The main rival of the powerful Bulgarian empire in the region. Both empires were the major powers of that part of Europe for centuries. Both are culturally important today through the Middle Ages. Political Linguistic and religious heritage.
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