Diocletian and especially Constantine concluded that Rome needed to become a more durable Persian-style empire through centralized bureaucracy.
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Diocletian
Diocletian and especially Constantine concluded that Rome needed to become a more durable Persian-style empire through centralized bureaucracy.
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"...okay? And again, as we said, a governor, a commander named Diocletian, he saved the Roman Empire by reuniting, okay? And at this point,..."
"...Caesar would become king. Okay? So what these emperors, first under Diocletian, but especially under Constantine, discovered is it's really hard to change culture...."
"...Okay? So because of this, new emperors, but especially people like Diocletian. Diocletian was a military general who won the Roman Civil War and..."
"...of you staying alive aren't very high. Okay? So starting with Diocletian, they start to develop an imperial bureaucracy to counter the power of..."
"...destroy the true tradition, culture, and history of Rome. Alright? But Diocletian would try to solve this problem by implementing imperial bureaucracy."
"...of complete implosion. Then a military genius by the name of Diocletian, he reunited the empire, and he recognized we basically needed to change..."
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