Investigating the Factors that Led to a Roman Emperor Being Worshipped as a God

As a result of the investigation, the emperor of Rome was worshiped as a god, 36 officers of 60 emperors were officially democratized between Augustus in the 14th century AD and Constantin in the year 337 AD. Hopkins [2] believes that kings of all ages are related to the life of God to ensure the status of power and legalize it. Absolute rule of ambiguous emperor. Politics and religion before and after death helped emperors worship as gods, but their factors and traditions changed with changes in political regime.

The gods of the Pantheon of Rome also lost influence in a similar process. In Augustus' s reigning era (from 27 BC to 14 BC), the emperor of Rome was worshiped as a god after death, and the worship of the emperor superseded the traditional god worship. Emperor Constantine (around 288 - 337 BC) became the first Roman emperor to convert to Christianity, and Theodosius I (about 346 - 395 years) was officially banned from ancient Rome at the end of the Christian era. Practical polytheism

Roman Catholic Catacombs Romans demanded that their gods be worshiped, but at the same time they accepted local gods. The reason why Jews and Christians were persecuted is that they refused to threaten worshiping Roman gods. Judaism and Christianity are not the only religions of the Roman Empire. Mislight, manicure, Gnostic, and many others have been practiced. There are many other strange religions - manicure, donatus, pelagia, Aryan. We expect all religious subjects to sacrifice Roman gods and worship Roman emperors as gods

Traditionally the Romans regarded their emperor as their god. This is different from Christianity. Because in religion they should worship God. This led people to believe that "God" was not an emperor, which led to the time when the best ruler of the empire lost credibility and authority. In addition to introducing a new religion, Konstantin also decided to divide the Roman Empire into two regions. In 330 AD, the empire was divided between the west and the east. Although the West is capitalized by Rome, the power of the eastern region is located in Constantinople - it was named after the Constantine emperor. There are major differences between the two empires, such as religious beliefs and spoken language. However, during the decline of the Western empire, even in the establishment of the Byzantine Empire, the East continued prosperity and existed for centuries.