History Of Roman Empire

Wednesday, October 31, 20120 comments


  • Roman Empire Territory - Atlantic to River Euphrate & Britain to Sahara Desert
  • The Rule of King started to fall in 6th Century BC and change to Republic
  • Rome start to built up over reign after the next 200 year under group of senate
  • 3rd Century BC, Rome gain control of Western Mediterranean
  • Before Christian Era, Rome already extended their territory to Eastern Mediterranean
  •  Under Julius Ceaser - Augustus (31 BC - AD 14) senate role emerged again
    • The Republic changed into Imperial Rule
    • Extended the territory to Central & Northern  portion of European Contiment
    • Prolonged territory from Netherlands to Aquincum (Budapest)
    • Faces difficulty to concuquer across the River of Aquincum due to Germany encounter
  • 2nd Century AD, Parthian Kingdom (Rome Territory) face trouble due to German confrantation
    • 161 - 180, reign under Marcus Aurelius is defeated
    • 193 - 211, Septimius Severus increase the Rome army to solve this problem
  • 3rd Century AD, the Imperial frontier was fallen due tor German and Persian invasion
    • Due to the invasion, Constantine the great (306 - 337) have move the control center to other :
      • Treveri in Western Germany -> Arelate in Southern France -> Pavia in Northern Italy    -> etc. -> Constantinople(Istanbul)
    • At Constantinople, the Paganism were converted into Christian
    • Constantine die and left Roman Empire divided into 3 sons
    • Contantius II (337 - 361) have solve the trouble of both Eastern & Northern frontier sharply
    •  His cousin, Julian won against German at Argentorate (Strasbourg) in 356
    • 361, Julian come to the throne
    • 363, Julian died and under his successor, Jovian, Imperial change into Christianity
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