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Valerian was defeated and captured whild trying to liberate the eastern empire from Persian incursions. Defence of the eastern empire against not only Persians but also Goths was the problem, which Valerian's failure did not solve.
The capture of Valerian in the Battle of Edessa caused serious problems for the empire. Valerian was co-emperor in the east and his son Gallienus was co-emperor in the west. The east of the empire lost its leader and Gallienus' position of in the west was weakened.
Following the battle of Edessa, the Persians conducted attacks in Turkey. These were repelled by Macrianus, a tax collector who rallied the Roman forces in Turkey. Macrianus and his two sons became usurpers, taking advantage of the fact that Gallienus was busy in the west. Macrianus invaded Eastern Europe and the legions of Pannonia joined his army. Gallienus sent his commander of the cavalry, Aureolos, with a large force. Macrianus was defeated. However, this deployment weakened Gallienus' military force in the west and left him unable to deal with a rebellion in northern Gaul by Postumus, the commander of the army of the Rhine. Postumus became a usurper who took Gemania, Britannia Hispania and much of Gaul and created a breakaway state which historians have termed the Gallic Empire and which remained independent for 14 years. This weakening of the now sole emperor also led to a rebellion in Egypt by an ex supporter of Macrianus. Gallienus had to fragment his military power further by having to send a force to Egypt to (successfully) supress this revolt. Gallienus also had to deal with a large-scale invasion in the Balkans by the Heruli, which was repelled successfully. Shortly afterwards, Gallienus was treacherously murdered.
The capture of a (co-)emperor by an enemy was a psychological blow. It also left a sole emperor overstretched with dealing with troubles both in the west and the east and a time (the crisis on the 3rd century) when the empire was subjected to constant invasions and usurpations. Gallienus was successful at dealing with the problems in the east, but at the cost of losing a very large part of the European possessions in the west. It was the3rd emperor after Gallienus (Aurelian) who restored order in the empire.
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How did emperors address the problem of the empire's large size?
The emperor Diocletian came up with what he thought was a solution to the problem of the large size of the empire by dividing it among four men -- two Caesars and two Augusti. Each man was responsible for his own territory with the emperor overseeing them all.
What happened when slaves were captured?
They were packed in a boat to America to work in factory's. Slavery is not restricted to the transportation of Africans to America. Slavery is still a problem in the world today. It has been a problem in many parts of the world and remains so.
What do you think were major problem of keeping such a large empire running smoothly?
The emperor, only he, owned all the land and divided it among his rule.
How did the Roman Empire's size eventually become a problem?
The empire became too big and difficult to defend. There were attacks in various parts of the vast frontiers of the empire in Europe. In the east there were repeated wars with the Persians. The Roman army became overstretched.
What difficulties did Santa Anna's troops have to go through to overcome before the Alamo was captured?
As with most armies through out history, the biggest problem was getting there. The Mexican Army had to march from Mexico to Texas.
What is the problems of the emperor and the kite?
"The Emperor and the Kite" is a story about an emperor who is initially obsessed with power and control, leading to his neglect of his daughter, the kite-flying princess. The main problem arises when the emperor is captured by enemies, and his daughter must use her ingenuity and the skills she honed while flying kites to save him. The story highlights themes of love, sacrifice, and the importance of recognizing the value of those we often overlook. Ultimately, it shows how true strength can come from unexpected places.
What problem was solves by the first emperor of china?
Flooding
What is the main problem Pocahontas's face?
Getting captured by Samule Argal
Did Persians defeat the Greeks in battle with no problem?
Not at all. They lost many of the battles, had their navy all but annhiliated and lost the war itself.
How did the Persians overcome the problem of not having enough water in certain regions?
They kept going the existing irrigation systems which had been established by their predecessors.
What was the problem with using Germanic soldiers to fight the invading Persians?
it was not a good idea because they did not have much skill against great power
How did emperors address the problem of the empire's large size?
The emperor Diocletian came up with what he thought was a solution to the problem of the large size of the empire by dividing it among four men -- two Caesars and two Augusti. Each man was responsible for his own territory with the emperor overseeing them all.
What was the problem in the lost hero?
The problem was that Hera was captured. If they don't hurry, Hera could get consumed, start a war among the Olympians and Piper might lose her dad who got capture by a monster.
Why would Valerian hype up?
Valerian is high in salicylate. Some people can't metabolise salicylates well and react to things like Asprin, orange juice, strawberries. They may have histories of things like asthma, hives, rashes, hyperactivity or fit ADHD. Salicylate is a natural plant toxin and some plants, such as Valerian, are high sources of it. Salicylate intolerant people can become hyped up, agitated, have racing thoughts, irritability when consuming high levels of salicylate. It can take around 3 days to reach a peak so the longer someone unable to metabolise or detox from salicylate is on something/s high in salicylate, the more this accumulates or backlogs in their system until they reduce the salicylate levels allowing the body to catch up. Hence, advice to stick with Valerian for several weeks when it is already hyping someone up, can be problematic advice if one has not first ruled out the possibility of salicylate intolerance. Someone already consuming high levels of salicylates may then experience associated insomnia, go get Valerian and only add to the problem.
What happened when slaves were captured?
They were packed in a boat to America to work in factory's. Slavery is not restricted to the transportation of Africans to America. Slavery is still a problem in the world today. It has been a problem in many parts of the world and remains so.
What do you think were major problem of keeping such a large empire running smoothly?
The emperor, only he, owned all the land and divided it among his rule.
How did the character in the story of The Aged Mother solve the problem?
The character in "The Aged Mother" solved the problem of the emperor's decree to kill all old people by climbing a mountain with her son. She cleverly disguised her son as herself, and when the emperor's men could not tell the difference, they allowed the pair to escape. This demonstrated her love for her son and her wisdom in finding a way to save both their lives.
