it made the empire easier to manage for responsibilities were divided among four.
It made the empire easier to manage because responsibilities were divided among four people.
It made the empire easier to manage because responsibilities were divided among four people.
It made the empire easier to manage because responsibilities were divided among four people.
It made the empire easier to manage because responsibilities were divided among four people.
It made the empire easier to manage because responsibilities were divided among four people.
It made the empire easier to manage because responsibilities were divided among four people. The creation of the tetrarchy followed the Crisis of the Third Century. This was a period of military anarchy in which military commanders were hailed as emperors by their own troops and were then challenged by other commanders who were hailed as emperors by their own troops. Many emperors were murdered, sometimes even by their own troops who had elevated them as emperors because they did not want to fight a civil war. Diocletian realised that one man could not rule the empire alone. He shared power with Maximian, who he made his co-emperor. The former took charge of the east and the latter was in charge of the west. Diocletian then created two junior emperors (Caesar), Constantius and Galerius. Diocletian and Maximian became senior emperor (Augustusti). Constantius was appointed because of the need to suppress a rebellion in Britannia and northern Gaul. The junior emperors were given the task of defending the frontiers along the rivers Rhine and Danube respectively, which were vulnerable to attacks. Therefore, another aspect of the tetrarchy was the improvement of the defence of the frontiers of the empire.
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The advantage of Diocletian's tetrarchy was supposed to make the empire easier to govern with the two Caesars and the two Augustii each having his own sphere of responsibility. As history tells us, it only worked for a short time, before jealousy and ambition caused problems.The advantage of Diocletian's tetrarchy was supposed to make the empire easier to govern with the two Caesars and the two Augustii each having his own sphere of responsibility. As history tells us, it only worked for a short time, before jealousy and ambition caused problems.The advantage of Diocletian's tetrarchy was supposed to make the empire easier to govern with the two Caesars and the two Augustii each having his own sphere of responsibility. As history tells us, it only worked for a short time, before jealousy and ambition caused problems.The advantage of Diocletian's tetrarchy was supposed to make the empire easier to govern with the two Caesars and the two Augustii each having his own sphere of responsibility. As history tells us, it only worked for a short time, before jealousy and ambition caused problems.The advantage of Diocletian's tetrarchy was supposed to make the empire easier to govern with the two Caesars and the two Augustii each having his own sphere of responsibility. As history tells us, it only worked for a short time, before jealousy and ambition caused problems.The advantage of Diocletian's tetrarchy was supposed to make the empire easier to govern with the two Caesars and the two Augustii each having his own sphere of responsibility. As history tells us, it only worked for a short time, before jealousy and ambition caused problems.The advantage of Diocletian's tetrarchy was supposed to make the empire easier to govern with the two Caesars and the two Augustii each having his own sphere of responsibility. As history tells us, it only worked for a short time, before jealousy and ambition caused problems.The advantage of Diocletian's tetrarchy was supposed to make the empire easier to govern with the two Caesars and the two Augustii each having his own sphere of responsibility. As history tells us, it only worked for a short time, before jealousy and ambition caused problems.The advantage of Diocletian's tetrarchy was supposed to make the empire easier to govern with the two Caesars and the two Augustii each having his own sphere of responsibility. As history tells us, it only worked for a short time, before jealousy and ambition caused problems.
The type of government was the tetrarchy (rule by four). Each of the four parts of the empire was headed by one of four co-emperors, two senior ones (Augusti) and to junior ones (Caesars). The system was the opposite of that of the US, where the states have a large degree of autonomy from the central government. One of the purposes of Diocletian's system was to increase the control of the central government over the governors of the provinces of the Roman Empire.
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Diocletian created the tetrarchy (rule by four). He appointed the fellow general Maximian as co-emperor who took charge of the western part of the Roman Empire and he took charge of the east. These two men became senior emperors (Augusti) with the appointment of two junior emperors subordinated to them. Diocletian realised that he could not rule the empire on his own. There had been a history of emperors being murdered, invasions of the empire and rebellions in parts of the empire. Having two men in charge improved control over the empire. The two junior emperors were instituted due to invasions and rebellions. One of them, Galerius, dealt with invasions in the Danube area of the frontiers, a rebellion in Egypt and an invasion by the Persians. The other, Constantius, dealt with an usurper who was trying to take over Britain and northern Gaul. With four men in charge, Diocletian managed to stabilise the empire and fend off invasions.