Rome

Collapse of Empire-Jimmy Connolly-Lyons

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  • 220

    Additional Civil War divides the empire

    Additional Civil War divides the empire
    Another civil war broke out when oppurtunist politicians saw the public discontent with the Han and decided to lead a Rebellion. This saw the Han dynasty split into many smaller kingdoms.
  • 245

    Barbarian Mercanaries

    Barbarian Mercanaries
    The Romans had built a vast empire. The problem was that they didn't have enough troops to defend it. The Western Romans did not have enough people because Romans had attained such a high lifestyle and did not want kids to hold them down. Having barbarians from the same area defend agaisnt other barbarians from the same area is not a good strategy.
  • 313

    The Edict Of Milan

    The Edict Of Milan
    Constantine The Great ended the persecutioin of the Christians of the roman empire by first allowing them to fight with him in a civil war. The Christian religion gradually undermined the Emperor cult and allowed for Roman social values to be weakened.
  • Diocletian and Division of The Roman Empire

    Diocletian divided the Eastern and Western Half of The Roman Empire with him ruling the eastern Roman empire. The western Roman empire was poorer and the eastern Roman empire was richer.
  • Corrupt Courts in the Han Dynasty

    Corrupt Courts in the Han Dynasty
    The Han Dynastys courts had become weak. They were stocked with officials who decided cases for money or lack there-of. Officials lived bloated and large lifestyles far out of their salary range. This caused them to owe people money. In turn they did these people favors in court.
  • Multiple Farmers and Peasant rebellions break out.

    Multiple Farmers and Peasant rebellions break out.
    Peasents and farmers unhappy with the rule of the goverment in the Han dynasty rebelled agaisnt Han govermental forces. Though these rebellions were short lived they weakened the core of the Han empire. Food.
  • Hunas Invasion Of The Gupta Empire

    Hunas Invasion Of The Gupta Empire
    The Hunas, who were related to the huns, invaded parts of the Gupta empire and weakened it considerably. Though they were driven out in 550 they had permanetley desroyed parts of the Gupta Empire.