Emperor Maximian was the person who supported Diocletian and Tetrarchy in the Dominated politics founded by Emperor Diocletian, and his name recognition in Japan is close to zero. It is because of this Maximian that Emperor Diocletian was able to carry out Tetrarchy, and considering that, it would
Galerius was appointed as the eastern deputy emperor in Tetrarchy (four-headed politics) started by Emperor Diocletian, who was the daughter of Diocletian and reigned as the emperor when the predecessor retired. .. Deputy Emperor of Diocletian Originally, Diocletian and Maximian were lined up in
In terms of influencing the history of the world, Constantine would be among the five fingers. After all, without Emperor Constantine, Christianity would not be dominant, there would be no Pope, and therefore no religious reform. In later views of Christian history, Constantine was called the Ho
None of Japans world history textbooks mention the Battle of Pharsalus, Romes greatest battle, but at the same time, no textbook does not mention the Council of Nikea. It seems that the meeting that confirmed the Christian doctrine was more important to the Japanese textbook editor than the fate o
In the center test and the center test, problems such as Christianity was nationalized by the Edict of Milan 〇 or × often appear. The answer is x, which is often misunderstood, but the Edict of Milan itself is not a national indoctrination just because it officially recognizes Christianity. In t
The era of military emperors continued, with as many as 25 emperors dying in the 50th century of the Roman sect, which was said to be the third century of the crisis. Diocletian, the last military emperor who put an end to it, decided that it was impossible to rule the vast Rome with the power of
After the death of Emperor Constantine, who could be described as a world-historical charisma, the Roman Empire went back into the era of civil war. The life of Emperor Constantine was almost bloody, but even worse after his death, it could be called a bloody clan. Successors of Constantine
Tetrarchy, which was started by Emperor Diocletian, returned to one-man rule by Emperor Constantine, but his successors began a divide-and-conquer rule and began a bloody battle. It was Emperor Julian who survived rather than controlled such a situation. Captive childhood Julians father was
When Julian died, a man named Jovianus became emperor, followed by Valerintian I, the emperor of the Roman Empire. The first Germanic emperor of the Roman Empire:Valerintianus I The strength of the Romans is that they assimilate even their enemies. Since the time of the royal system, Rome
Emperor Theodosius is an emperor that always appears in all world history textbooks. It is because he is the person who indoctrinates Christianity in the Roman Empire and has his successor succeed to Rome, which is divided into east and west. What kind of person was Theodosius I? Lets take a c
Emperor Nero died, and the regime called Julio-Claudian dynasty collapsed. The political turmoil during Neros life was considerable, but the turmoil in Rome after Neros death far outweighed it. In just one year, the three Roman emperors changed into an unprecedented crisis, and Rome entered the
Oto is one of the people who was on the throne during the three emperor era when the three emperors changed in the year after the death of Emperor Nero. He has been close to Nero for a long time, but from a certain point he gets along with Nero. Nero takes his wife to sleep The first emperor A
In Latin, Vitellius seems to be correct because it doesnt pronounce Babibbebo, but in this blog, it is pronounced Minerva or Nerva as much as possible, so I chose Vitellius. After the death of Emperor Nero, the so-called three emperor era will come, in which three emperors will die in one year, bu
There are few world history textbooks without Nero or Theodosius, but as far as I know, there are no world textbooks with the name Vespasian. That is probably because it was not noticeable in the time of Emperor Vespasian. But what does it mean that it never stands out? This time I would like
Titus is the second emperor of the Flavian dynasty, which began in Vespasian, and despite his reign of only two years, he is famous for his intense incidents and his good politics. Is. Educated with the imperial family His father, Vespasian, was not of a prestigious aristocrat, but of the Equite
All sources have been harshly evaluated for Domitian. The basis for these is the description of Roman historians such as Tacitus and Svetnius, and the fact that the Senate has been sentenced to erasure after death. The Senate was sentenced to erasure of records only by Caligula, Nero, and Domiti
In 395 AD, when Emperor Theodosius died, Rome was divided into two parts. The east is governed by his eldest son, Arcadius, and the west is governed by his second son, Honorius. No more is written in world history textbooks. Actually, Japanese students will not know that Arcadius was 18 years
Nero, later known as a tyrant, is also known for his first five years in good politics. One of the people who supported Nero with Seneca at that time was Gnaeus Domitius Colbro, who is the main character of this time. Nero is known as a tyrant in some cases of persecuting Christians, but he has
World history textbooks only state that after the death of Emperor Theodosius, Rome split into east and west, and the Western Roman Empire was destroyed in 476 by mercenary captain Odoacer. This description seems to be common all over the world, and there are few history textbooks that explain how
The Germanic migration caused the destruction of Rome, but the Germanic migration began with the oppression of the Huns, a Mongolic nomad. The Germanic people felt that it would be much easier to deal with the weakening Latin people than to fight the ferocious and powerful Huns. Among such feroc
Some customs never change. From the most remote times, the human being realized that some of his companions gave off an unpleasant smell of chotuno , so he had to use his ingenuity to solve the problem. The Sumeroacadians, because of living in a land full of canals, it seems that they were fond
At the beginning of the 17th century, the situation in Castile, from where until then the men and taxes that Carlos I and Felipe II needed for their hegemonic and religious policy in Europe had come from, was no longer the same as that of the previous century. It was exhausted, bankrupt, overwhelm
The city of Spartolos was the capital of the Vottians. The city was located in western Halkidiki, near Olynthos. It was part of the Athenian Alliance until the outbreak of the Peloponnesian War (431 BC) when it rebelled and left the alliance. In 429 BC an Athenian force of about 4,000 men under
April It derives from the Latin verb aperire, which means to open, because in this month is when the land opens, which will later bear its fruits. It is also said that it may derive from the Greek voice aphril , foam, because this month was dedicated to Venus , the Aphrodite (Aphros ) Greek born in