Michael the Syrian
Michael the Syrian was a 12th-century Syriac Orthodox bishop and historian known for his comprehensive historical chronicles that cover the history of the Middle East, particularly the Byzantine and Arab worlds. His works provide invaluable insights into the political, social, and religious dynamics of his time, and he is recognized for his detailed accounts of events and figures in history. Michael the Syrian's writings also reference significant climatic events, such as the prolonged darkness of 536 AD, which he noted as impacting the world at that time, further enriching our understanding of historical climate events.
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Michael the Syrian noted that the sun became dark and this darkness lasted for 18 months.
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