#BYZANTINE
List of the best Telegram channels tagged with #BYZANTINE.
The #byzantine tag brings together 14 Telegram channels with a combined audience of 26,497 subscribers. Content is primarily in Russian (90%) and Ukrainian (10%). Channels are grouped under Education, Religion, Activities. Channels tagged #byzantine frequently also cover #history (64%), #orthodox (36%), #culture (21%).
Our channel is dedicated to the history of a thousand-year-old empire, whose inhabitants considered themselves Romans, but we now call them “Byzantines.” Admin — @yenotich
Byzantine choir of the Nikolaev Malitsky Monastery “ΑΞΙΟΝ ΕΣΤΙΝ” Our pages on social networks: https://linku.su/axionestin
The channel is dedicated to the history of the Eastern Orthodox Church, the heritage of Byzantium and Hellenism, the tradition of Greek-speaking Orthodox churches, their current socio-political and cultural events. Feedback: @ByzantinePressCenterBot Moderator: @Iosif_Kokoev
Project dedicated to the architecture of Orthodox countries and the Byzantine Empire. Russian version: @orthoarchRU ____________________________ Orthodox Directory: @Orthodox_Directory
Byzantine and Neo-Hellenistics are the most interesting scientific disciplines that we study at the Department of Byzantine and Modern Greek Philology of the Faculty of Philology of Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov Website: byzant.philol.msu.ru VKontakte: https://vk.com/byzant
Theory and practice of Byzantine life. Club of lovers of Byzantine music, history, art, architecture, linguistics and philology Our VK: https://vk.com/byzantium_club Our Zen: https://dzen.ru/byzantium_club?share_to=link
✨ Current news and articles about the Catholic Church of the Byzantine Rite in Russia (RKTSVO). 🙏 We have been working in Telegram since 2025, and in VK since 2024. ❗ The channel is not an official source of the Catholic Church. We are on VK: vk.com/byzcathrus For contact: @igorkariman
Interpretation of the Bible, Church history and theology through the eyes of a Catholic of the Byzantine rite. Personal blog.
Artyom Selitsky, a lover of armchair discussions about late Roman/Byzantine history. "Trolley" version of the author's VK public page: https://vk.com/byzantine_chronicler