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Were the changes made by diocletian and Constantine good cahnges?
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Yes they were good because they made a change to the roman empire
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From the five good emperors who was the greatest emperors?
Trajan, Hadrian and Marcus Aurelius are considered the most outstanding among the five good emperors. Aurelian, Diocletian, Constantine I (or the Great) Theodosius I (or the Great) and Justinian I (or the Great) are considered the most outstanding emperors after the five good emperors.
How did Diocletian try to make the empire easier to govern?
Diocletian tried to make the vast empire easier to govern by dividing it into four. Under diocletian there were two Caesars and two Augustii, with each being responsible for his own territory. Unfortunately, it was only good on paper, as when Diocletian retired, petty jealousies and rivalries loomed, causing power grabs (again).Diocletian tried to make the vast empire easier to govern by dividing it into four. Under diocletian there were two Caesars and two Augustii, with each being responsible for his own territory. Unfortunately, it was only good on paper, as when Diocletian retired, petty jealousies and rivalries loomed, causing power grabs (again).Diocletian tried to make the vast empire easier to govern by dividing it into four. Under diocletian there were two Caesars and two Augustii, with each being responsible for his own territory. Unfortunately, it was only good on paper, as when Diocletian retired, petty jealousies and rivalries loomed, causing power grabs (again).Diocletian tried to make the vast empire easier to govern by dividing it into four. Under diocletian there were two Caesars and two Augustii, with each being responsible for his own territory. Unfortunately, it was only good on paper, as when Diocletian retired, petty jealousies and rivalries loomed, causing power grabs (again).Diocletian tried to make the vast empire easier to govern by dividing it into four. Under diocletian there were two Caesars and two Augustii, with each being responsible for his own territory. Unfortunately, it was only good on paper, as when Diocletian retired, petty jealousies and rivalries loomed, causing power grabs (again).Diocletian tried to make the vast empire easier to govern by dividing it into four. Under diocletian there were two Caesars and two Augustii, with each being responsible for his own territory. Unfortunately, it was only good on paper, as when Diocletian retired, petty jealousies and rivalries loomed, causing power grabs (again).Diocletian tried to make the vast empire easier to govern by dividing it into four. Under diocletian there were two Caesars and two Augustii, with each being responsible for his own territory. Unfortunately, it was only good on paper, as when Diocletian retired, petty jealousies and rivalries loomed, causing power grabs (again).Diocletian tried to make the vast empire easier to govern by dividing it into four. Under diocletian there were two Caesars and two Augustii, with each being responsible for his own territory. Unfortunately, it was only good on paper, as when Diocletian retired, petty jealousies and rivalries loomed, causing power grabs (again).Diocletian tried to make the vast empire easier to govern by dividing it into four. Under diocletian there were two Caesars and two Augustii, with each being responsible for his own territory. Unfortunately, it was only good on paper, as when Diocletian retired, petty jealousies and rivalries loomed, causing power grabs (again).
How was Constantine the great raised?
Constantine the Great was raised mainly by his mother Helena (or St Helena) who was a Christian. His father, Constantius was a military officer and then governor of Dalmatia. He probably did not see much of his son. When Constantius was appointed governor of faraway Gaul he divorced Helena and married the daughter of the emperor of the western part of the empire (Maximian). Constantine was 16. Mother and son went to live at the court of the emperor of the eastern part of the empire (Diocletian) in the capital of the eastern part of the empire (Nicomedia, in northwestern Turkey). He received a good education and became a prominent member of the court.
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Changes are good for person or not?
Changes are good for a person, unless the changes are not good changes... then, changes are bad for a person. If you support bad changes then you would be supporting bad change for a person.
Did Constantine make the Nicene Creed?
AnswerThe Roman emperor Constantine did not personally develop the Nicene Creed, but he did call the Council of Nicaea and lend it imperial authority in its deliberations. The bishops present at the Council decided matters of theology, but looked to Constantine for leadership.
Why in 325 CE did Constantine move his capital from Rome to Byzantium which he renamed Constantinopl?
Conctantine did not move the capital in 325. Constantinople was inaugurated in 330. Constantine I (or the Great) did not move the capital of the Roman Empire form Rome to Constantinople. Rome had already ceased to be the capital of the empire under a previous emperor, Diocletian. Diocletian had designated Nicomedia (in north-western Turkey) as the imperial capital of the eastern part of the Roman Empire and Milan (in Italy) as the imperial capital of the western part of the western part of the empire. What Constantine did was basically to move the imperial capital from Nicomedia to the nearby Byzantium (69 miles to its west), which he redeveloped, renamed Constantinople (city of Constantine) and inaugurated in 330. Ancient historians did not actually clarify why Constantine did this. One reason might have been that Nicomedia was associated with Diocletian who had unleashed the Great Persecution of Christians. A highly likely reason was propaganda, which Constantine was very good at. He even invented a fictitious descent from the family of a previous emperor to give legitimacy to his quest for power. A new capital named after himself would give him further prestige and act as a symbol of the new dawn for the empire his rule would usher in. Besides being named after Constantine, the city was also given titles such as "The New, Second Rome,' 'Eastern Rome,' 'Alma Roma,' and 'Roma Constantinopolitana.' Moreover, Byzantium had seven hills like Rome. This created a similarity with Rome and justified the titles mentioned above. Originally Constantine considered Sirmium (in modern day Serbia) for his new capital. Then he opted for Byzantium. Various factors may have helped this choice. This city was on the route between Europe and Asia like Nicomedia, but it was in a better strategic position. The roads from south-western Europe to Asia converged there. It was on the Bosporus, the strait between Europe and Asia, and between the Mediterranean and the Black Sea. Therefore, it also controlled the naval route between these two seas. It was also easy to defend. It was on a promontory into the Bosporus. Therefore, it had water on three sides. The Golden Horn, an inlet of the Bosporus, provided a coast which went deeper inland on the northern side and, equally importantly, a very good harbour. The hilly terrain helped to defend the part of the city which was not on the seafront or by the Golden Horn.
How did diocletian try to reverse the decline of rome?
Diocletian first pushed back the Sassanids and the Germans. Then he ended the revolts. Then he tried to solve the problem of the civil wars between the two halves of the army. Diocletian worked out a system where there would always be two Emperors, and each of these Emperors would have two assistants. This system is called the Tetrarchy (rule of four). When one of the Emperors died, his assistant would move up to being Emperor, and choose a new assistant.
What were emperor Constantine's intentions when he ordered the creation of nova roma?
The Roman sources do not clarify that. The emperor Diocletian had established the tetrarchy (rule by four) with two senior emperors and two junior emperors. Constantine started his political career as a junior emperor. He then become sole emperor by winning two civil wars. He decided to establish his own imperial seat to mark out his sole emperorship. He redeveloped the city of Byzantium and remanded it after himself: Constantinople, which means City of Constantine. Nova Roma was one of the titles the city was given. Other ones were 'The New, Second Rome', 'Eastern Rome',' Alma Roma', and 'Roma Constantinopolitana.' Even though Roman tradition does not actually say why Constantine wanted to create his own capital, a highly likely reason was propaganda, which Constantine was very good at. He had even invented a fictitious descent from the family of a previous emperor to give legitimacy to his quest for power. A new capital named after himself would give him further prestige and act as a symbol of the new dawn for the empire his rule would usher in.
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