Galgacus: On Roman Imperialism

Publicus (Gaius) Cornelius Tacitus is a Roman historian and a senator who wrote several historical documents, including those discussing the ancient British. About the year 98 AD, Tashius wrote a special document "Galgaus: About the Roman Empire." Why would he use the name of Galgacus if Tasius actually wrote this speech to celebrate Britain and they said they fought for freedom. First of all, Tassius is a Roman Senator who has witnessed the negative influence of imperialism, so he imagines that this speech criticizes the atrocities of the Roman empire and is not a remorse did.

The formation of the Roman Empire began in the Roman Republic but was mainly thought to belong to the early emperor of Rome and belongs to the empire era which generally held power in Rome after the collapse of the former Republic Constitution. By the end of the first century CE, the Roman Empire was already the largest empire of the ancient world. But at the end of the 5th century, the various economic factors and the constant pressure from barbarians from the empire's border brought their final collapse in Western Europe. The eastern empire based on Constantinople (now Istanbul) lasted long

In the 6th century the emperor Justinian changed the direction of the imperial direct to the majority of the former Western Roman Empire, including the North Africa prosperous region, the ancient Rome center of Italy, and a part of Ispartia. Political instability in the eastern center, coupled with foreign invasion and religious differences made it difficult to maintain control over these territories and gradually lost them. The eastern empire kept its territory in the southern part of Italy until the 11th century, but the influence of the empire on Western Europe decreased sharply. During 800 years, the crown of Roman Emperor Charlemagne as Emperor of Roman Emperor meant the resurrection of imperial rule in Western Europe, but in any way transformed into a new Roman Empire that did not show the expansion of the Roman tradition showed that.

In Western Europe, the concept of the Roman Empire continued for nearly a thousand years and its emperor (mainly the German tongue) regarded himself as the legacy successor of the ancient Roman tradition (the king of Rome) and the capital of Rome It was. The title of that Imperial German "Kaiser" comes from the Latin "Caesar". The word Caesar is pronounced in Latin / kae: sar /. The coronation ceremony of Pope Leo III after 800 years as Charlemagne as the emperor of "Rome" was a legitimate justice figure of deprivation. He is a member of the West, which is why Constantinople always doubts this behavior.