Justifying Sulla's Actions

Of course, in addition to his contemporaries and generals who asked why he entered Rome, others wondered why Sula decided to go to Rome. In the Senate, some members of the military, even some citizens of Rome, tried to help the Senate, but stated that his march was unreasonable and unnecessary. Sla violates one of the rules of the city and does not allow troops to enter the city unless they win by siege or war. He also infringed the border of the city. This is also called pomeranium, it is a more serious act than Sulpicus and Marius.

Sla strengthened his position, announced Marius and his allies (the enemies of the country), and perhaps he depicted himself as a victim to prove that his violence to the city was justified I talked to the Senate with a severe condition. . After rebuilding the politics of the city and strengthening the power of the Senate, Sulla returned to his camp and continued to carry out the original plan to fight Pontos and Mitridates. - Sulpiusus was betrayed by one of his slaves and later slain was released and executed (he was released to gain information leading to the death of Sulpicus, but he was sentenced to death for betraying his master) ) However, Marius escaped to Africa for safety. When Sla left Rome, Marius planned his return home. During exile, Marius decided to give him the seventh decision, as Siberia predicted decades ago. By the end of 87 BC, Marius returned to Rome with the support of Lucius Cornelius · Cinna and dominated the city in the absence of Sura.

I am trying to let Sura cancel the command. Sla marched in Rome and began a bloody civil war. In this war Rome was occupied three times - Marius and Suula twice. Each commander ordered a large-scale execution of his opponent, confiscated their property, and then distributed it to his supporters. Finally, Sura won the fight and dominated as a commander from 82 BC to 79 BC. And I used this time to support the power of the earthquake. He doubled the number of members of the Senate to 600 and filled the new position with just people. He reduced the authority of the stand and withdrew the jury court from the Senate. In order to weaken the military power of magistrates, he abolished the custom of assigning military commanders to consular and consular officers. Instead, they will be serviced by proconsuls or former magistrates who will serve as governor for one year.

In 82 BC, General Lucius and Seniorius marched in Rome and governed the Republic's government. Sra was appointed by the Senate as "a dictator of the Constitution and the law of the Republic" (Senate law and law), the Senate was an emergency official in the early days of the Republic. As a dictator, Sra is the highest army of the Republic and civilian officials. In particular, the Senate has authorized Sura to reorganize the constitution of the Republic. Unlike the traditional six month traditional office, Sura's term of office is indefinite.