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Plague of Justinian Plague of Justinian is an epidemic that began in the Byzantine Empire in 541 CE and lasted approximately 200 years. The causative agent of this disease is the bacterium Yersinia pestis, and it is considered the first major plague pandemic recorded in history. The plague first emerged at the port of Pelusium in Egypt and spread to Constantinople via trade routes and grain-carrying ships. The biological cause of the plague is the plague bacillus transmitted to humans primarily

Plague of Justinian (Justinianic Plague) The Plague of Justinian was an outbreak that began in the Byzantine Empire in 541 CE and lasted approximately 200 years. Caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis, it is recognized as the first major pandemic of plague recorded in history. The disease first emerged at the port of Pelusium in Egypt and spread to Constantinople via trade routes and grain-carrying ships. The biological agent of the plague is the bacterium transmitted to humans primarily by the

Justinyen Vebası (Justinianus Veba Salgını) Justinyen Vebası, MS 541 yılında Bizans İmparatorluğu’nda başlayan ve yaklaşık 200 yıl süren bir salgındır. Etkeni Yersinia pestis adlı bakteri olan bu hastalık, tarih boyunca kaydedilen ilk büyük veba pandemisi olarak kabul edilir. İlk olarak Mısır’ın Pelusium limanında ortaya çıkan veba, ticaret yolları ve tahıl taşıyan gemiler aracılığıyla İskenderiye’den Konstantinopolis’e ulaşmıştır. Salgının biyolojik nedeni, çoğunlukla Xenopsylla cheopis türü sı