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{{Ficha de antigua entidad territorial 
| nombre original        = {{native name|grc|Βασιλεία Ῥωμαίων}}<br />{{native name|la|Imperium Romanum}}
| nombre completo        = Imperio bizantino 
|entidad = [[Dinastía]] y [[Periodización|período histórico]]
|escudo = Byzantine Calvary cross potent (transparent).png
|artículo escudo = Cruz (heráldica)#Ejemplos destacados de cruces heráldicas
|escudo_denom = Cruz del calvario
|mapa = 4KNIKEPHORIAN.png 
| p1                     = Imperio bizantino bajo la dinastía de Nicéforo 
| s1                     = Imperio bizantino bajo la dinastía macedonia 
| s2                     = Primer imperio búlgaro 
| s3                     = Emirato de Creta
| s4                     = Emirato de Sicilia 
| bandera_p1             = Byzantine Calvary cross potent (transparent).png
| bandera_s1             = Byzantine labarum according to coins.png  
| bandera_s2             = Monogram on the silver eagle from the Voznesenka treasure.svg
| bandera_s3             = Emirate of Crete Map.svg
| bandera_s4             = Rectangular green flag.svg
| año_inicio             = 820
| año_fin                = 867
| fecha_inicio           = 25 de diciembre
| fecha_fin              = Septiembre
| evento_inicio          = Ascenso de [[Miguel II]]
| evento_fin             = Asesinato de [[Miguel III]]
| mapa                   = 4KAMORIAN.png
| capital                = [[Constantinopla]]
| idioma                 = [[Griego bizantino|Griego]]
| gobierno               = [[Monarquía]] [[Autocracia|Autocrática]]
|religión = [[Cristianismo niceno]]
|era = [[Alta Edad Media]]
|moneda = [[Sólido bizantino]]
| dirigentes_títulos     = [[Anexo:Emperadores bizantinos|Emperador]]
| dirigentes_nombres     = <br />[[Miguel II]]<br />[[Teófilo (emperador)|Teófilo]]<br />[[Miguel III]]
|dirigentes_fechas     = 820–829<br />829–842<br />842–867 
| pie_mapa             = El imperio Bizantino en el 864 d.&nbsp;C. después de la cristianización de los búlgaros
}}
El '''[[Imperio bizantino]]''' fue gobernado por la '''[[Dinastía amoriana]]''' (o dinastía frigia) ruled from 820 to 867. The Amorian dynasty continued the policy of restored [[Byzantine Iconoclasm|iconoclasm]] (the "Second Iconoclasm") started by the previous non-dynastic emperor [[Leo V the Armenian|Leo V]] in 813, until its abolition by [[Theodora (9th century)|Empress Theodora]] with the help of [[Ecumenical Patriarch Methodios I of Constantinople|Patriarch Methodios]] in 842.<ref>Parry, Kenneth (1996). ''Depicting the Word: Byzantine Iconophile Thought of the Eighth and Ninth Centuries. Leiden and New York: Brill.'' pp 11-15. {{ISBN|90-04-10502-6}}.</ref> The continued iconoclasm further worsened relations between the East and the West, which were already bad following the papal coronations of a rival line of "[[Holy Roman Emperor|Roman Emperors]]" beginning with [[Charlemagne]] in 800. Relations worsened even further during the so-called [[Photian Schism]], when [[Pope Nicholas I]] challenged [[Patriarch Photios I of Constantinople|Photios]]' elevation to the patriarchate. However, the era also saw a revival in intellectual activity which was marked by the end of iconoclasm under Michael III, which contributed to the upcoming [[Macedonian Renaissance]]. 

During the Second Iconoclasm, the Empire began to see systems resembling [[feudalism]] being put in place, with large and local landholders becoming increasingly prominent, receiving lands in return for military service to the central government.<ref>A. A. Vasiliev, ''History of the Byzantine Empire: 324–1453'', p. 564.</ref> Similar systems had been in place in the Roman Empire ever since the reign of [[Severus Alexander]] during the third century, when Roman soldiers and their heirs were granted lands on the condition of service to the Emperor.<ref>A.A. Vasiliev, ''History of the Byzantine Empire'', p. 566.</ref> 

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