The loss of discipline to the Roman army(again western empire) occurred late in the fall of Rome. It was largely caused by the sheer influx of foreign/barbarian troops to fill the legions that Roman citizens would not do. So I'd say no.
The Roman army lost its discipline after the invasions of the empire, not before. This made the Romans unable to respond to the invasions. Prior to the invasions, the problems of the Roman army was that it was overstretched (due to many attempted invasions at points on the frontiers of the empire which were distant from each other) and that it had an insufficient number of soldiers. Due to the latter, the Romans recruited Germanic mercenaries and relied on Germanic allies in some areas.
The Roman army lost its discipline after the invasions of the empire, not before. This made the Romans unable to respond to the invasions. Prior to the invasions, the problems of the Roman army was that it was overstretched (due to many attempted invasions at points on the frontiers of the empire which were distant from each other) and that it had an insufficient number of soldiers. Due to the latter, the Romans recruited Germanic mercenaries and relied on Germanic allies in some areas.
No, the failure of the Roman Empire was not the result of lack of discipline, it was mainly the result of a series of civil wars.
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The death of Justinian the Great did not have a great impact on the empire. His succession was smooth. The empire was much more affected by an epidemic, which has been called the plague of Justinian because it occurred during his reign, which raged from 541 to 543 and decimated the population. This affected the economy of the empire severely and, combined with the expenses of Justinian's wars, emptied the coffers of the state. The army had to recruit soldiers from outside the empire. Justinian's successor, Justin, II, pursued unwise foreign policies which led to war with and defeat by the Persians, who overrun Syria..
The main cause for the demise of the Selijuk Empire was that no clear ruler emerged.
British empire growth and development caused the industrial revolution.
empire rivalry
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Yes, the loss of discipline of the army was one of the reasons for the fall of the empire.
In the third century Ad there was a 50-year period of military anarchy historians call the Crisis of the Third century.. Military commanders were proclaimed emperors by their troops and were challenged by other military commanders who were proclaimed by their troops. There was a lot of infighting. Many emperors were murdered. There were several usurper emperors. Two part of the empire seceded until the empire was reunited by Aurelian. In this period there were invasions in the eastern part of the empire by the Heruli and Goths and raids in the western part by the Franks and Alemanni. However, to say that the empire was overrun is an exaggeration. The Roman army repulsed the invasions. However, it became overstretched.
The empire split into small kingdoms. These kingdoms were overrun by the Hunas or other Central Asian nomads. Which caused the empire to end about 535.
A verb for danger is endanger. As in "to endanger someone or something" or "to cause a danger".
The Roman army lost its discipline after the invasions of the empire, not before. This made the Romans unable to respond to the invasions. Prior to the invasions, the problems of the Roman army was that it was overstretched (due to many attempted invasions at points on the frontiers of the empire which were distant from each other) and that it had an insufficient number of soldiers. Due to the latter, the Romans recruited Germanic mercenaries and relied on Germanic allies in some areas.
The army did so during the period historians call the Crisis of the Third century. This was a 50-year period of military anarchy. Many emperors were military commanders who were proclaimed emperors by they own troops. They in turn were challenged by other commanders who were proclaimed emperors by their own troops. Many emperors were murdered, sometimes even by their own troops which had proclaimed them emperors because they did not want to fight a civil war. There were also various usurper emperors in parts of the empire. Two part of the empire split from the Roman Empire (the Gallic Empire and the Palmyrene Empire. Aurelian restored the unity of the empire and for this he was called Restitutor Orbis (Restorer of the World).The Crisis did not actually cause the empire to be overrun. It encouraged the goths and the Heruli to invade the south of the Balkan Peninsula (particularly Greece and Bulgaria) three times and the Franks and Alemanni to plunder northern Gaul, across the River Rhine frontier. The Roman army managed to repulse these invasions or raids, even though at times it found itself overstretched. When the crisis was over the Roman Empire was still intact. It had only given up Dacia (par of Romania), which was north of the River Danube, because it was difficult to defend.
A verb for danger is endanger. As in "to endanger someone or something" or "to cause a danger".
Buffer overrun can be the source of many software vulnerabilities as well as error codes in video gaming. This can cause a corruption in the program's internal state make gaming impossible.
faulty cause