During the last 2 millennia, many different people in various nations/places. You will need to be more specific for a narrower reply.
They outlawed Christianity.
The emperor Theodosius I outlawed all non-Christian religions in the empire and made Christianity mandatory for all.The emperor Theodosius I outlawed all non-Christian religions in the empire and made Christianity mandatory for all.The emperor Theodosius I outlawed all non-Christian religions in the empire and made Christianity mandatory for all.The emperor Theodosius I outlawed all non-Christian religions in the empire and made Christianity mandatory for all.The emperor Theodosius I outlawed all non-Christian religions in the empire and made Christianity mandatory for all.The emperor Theodosius I outlawed all non-Christian religions in the empire and made Christianity mandatory for all.The emperor Theodosius I outlawed all non-Christian religions in the empire and made Christianity mandatory for all.The emperor Theodosius I outlawed all non-Christian religions in the empire and made Christianity mandatory for all.The emperor Theodosius I outlawed all non-Christian religions in the empire and made Christianity mandatory for all.
The Romans had no set "religion". They were pantheists up to the reign of Theodosius I who made Christianity mandatory and outlawed pagan worship.The Romans had no set "religion". They were pantheists up to the reign of Theodosius I who made Christianity mandatory and outlawed pagan worship.The Romans had no set "religion". They were pantheists up to the reign of Theodosius I who made Christianity mandatory and outlawed pagan worship.The Romans had no set "religion". They were pantheists up to the reign of Theodosius I who made Christianity mandatory and outlawed pagan worship.The Romans had no set "religion". They were pantheists up to the reign of Theodosius I who made Christianity mandatory and outlawed pagan worship.The Romans had no set "religion". They were pantheists up to the reign of Theodosius I who made Christianity mandatory and outlawed pagan worship.The Romans had no set "religion". They were pantheists up to the reign of Theodosius I who made Christianity mandatory and outlawed pagan worship.The Romans had no set "religion". They were pantheists up to the reign of Theodosius I who made Christianity mandatory and outlawed pagan worship.The Romans had no set "religion". They were pantheists up to the reign of Theodosius I who made Christianity mandatory and outlawed pagan worship.
Tokugawa Ieyasu never banned Christianity. Christianity was effectively outlawed by his son, Iemitsu with the Sakoku Edict of 1635.
Christianity is outlawed by the Vietnamese government, so it is difficult, if not impossible, to get an accurate percentage.
This was Emperor Theodosius.
No, definitely not. Agrippina, Nero's mom, was born before Christianity was established. In fact, Nero outlawed Christianity after the Great Fire of Rome. He blamed Christians, making them the scapegoat. You may be thinking of the emperor Constantine who decriminalized Christianity.
Roman crucifixion stopped in 337 CE. By this time Christianity had taken a firm hold and out of respect for Jesus and the Christian beliefs, Constantine outlawed it.
Roman crucifixion stopped in 337 CE. By this time Christianity had taken a firm hold and out of respect for Jesus and the Christian beliefs, Constantine outlawed it.
it was outlawed in the united states in 1937. but hemp was outlawed a little after the end of WWII
The spitball was outlawed in 1920.
Outlawed means prohibited by law. Something which has not been outlawed is lawful.