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It was the Pax Romana (the Roman peace).
The Pax Romana began during the reign of Augustus.
No, the Pax Romana did not start immediately after the Punic Wars. The Pax Romana refers to a period of relative peace and stability in the Roman Empire that began around 27 BCE with the end of the Roman Civil Wars and the establishment of Augustus as the first Emperor. The Punic Wars, on the other hand, took place between 264 and 146 BCE, much earlier than the Pax Romana.
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Augustus came into power in 31 BC. That would be the date when he formed the principate which is many times called the "empire".Augustus came into power in 31 BC. That would be the date when he formed the principate which is many times called the "empire".Augustus came into power in 31 BC. That would be the date when he formed the principate which is many times called the "empire".Augustus came into power in 31 BC. That would be the date when he formed the principate which is many times called the "empire".Augustus came into power in 31 BC. That would be the date when he formed the principate which is many times called the "empire".Augustus came into power in 31 BC. That would be the date when he formed the principate which is many times called the "empire".Augustus came into power in 31 BC. That would be the date when he formed the principate which is many times called the "empire".Augustus came into power in 31 BC. That would be the date when he formed the principate which is many times called the "empire".Augustus came into power in 31 BC. That would be the date when he formed the principate which is many times called the "empire".
It was the Pax Romana (the Roman peace).
The Pax Romana began during the reign of Augustus.
No, the Pax Romana did not start immediately after the Punic Wars. The Pax Romana refers to a period of relative peace and stability in the Roman Empire that began around 27 BCE with the end of the Roman Civil Wars and the establishment of Augustus as the first Emperor. The Punic Wars, on the other hand, took place between 264 and 146 BCE, much earlier than the Pax Romana.
The Pax Romana is a term coined by historians to refer to the 200-year period of relative political stability in the Roman Empire which followed the creation of the 503-year period of rule by emperor by Augustus
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Augustus came into power in 31 BC. That would be the date when he formed the principate which is many times called the "empire".Augustus came into power in 31 BC. That would be the date when he formed the principate which is many times called the "empire".Augustus came into power in 31 BC. That would be the date when he formed the principate which is many times called the "empire".Augustus came into power in 31 BC. That would be the date when he formed the principate which is many times called the "empire".Augustus came into power in 31 BC. That would be the date when he formed the principate which is many times called the "empire".Augustus came into power in 31 BC. That would be the date when he formed the principate which is many times called the "empire".Augustus came into power in 31 BC. That would be the date when he formed the principate which is many times called the "empire".Augustus came into power in 31 BC. That would be the date when he formed the principate which is many times called the "empire".Augustus came into power in 31 BC. That would be the date when he formed the principate which is many times called the "empire".
The period was the Pax Romana (Roman Peace) that began with the rule of Augustus, and lasted from about 27 BC to 180 AD. Rome did not have any great wars but ruled its vast empire due to its overwhelming military might.
This era in Roman history lasted until 180 AD and the death of Marcus Aurelius.
Augustus began the Pax Romana. There is no pax pomana.
The Pax Romana started in 27 B.C., with the beginning of Augustus' reign.
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The Pax Romana ended because the Roman state had ceased to grow. Boundaries had been set for the Roman Empire, and for the first time the army had become a drain on the economy of Rome. Until this point the army provided new slaves and riches from conquered countries. Only about 4% of Romans were middle class and the wealthy raised the taxes on the lower classes to strengthen their own living standards, which lead to rebellion. After the death of Marcus Aurelius [the last great Roman Emperor] came a succession of poor leaders, and so began not only the end of the Pax Romana but also the fall of the Roman Empire.