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560s
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The 560s were a decade in the sixth century that ran from 560 to 569 AD. This period falls during the early Middle Ages in Europe and was marked by significant events in the Byzantine Empire, including the reign of Emperor Justinian I and ongoing conflicts in the Mediterranean region.
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The 560s decade lasted from January 1, 560, to December 31, 569.
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