Political Power of Roman

In ancient Greece Plato (427 - 347 BC), Xenophon (430 - 354 BC) and Aristotle ("Father of politics") (384 - 322 BC) were products of philosophy. I analyzed the political system. Plato 's republic and law, Aristotle' s politics and Nicoma 's ethics. The analysis of historical records is beyond the works of early historians such as Herodotus and Tusydides. In ancient Rome, famous historians such as Polybius, Levi, Plutarch, etc. recorded the earliest emergence of the Roman Republic, the organization of the presence of the Roman Republic, and the history of other countries at the peak of Romanism.

The Roman Empire in the early century was often regarded as a perfect empire. The Roman 's excellent military power was used to expand the empire, and when the territory received acceptable comfort, the political power of Rome was established from the capital of the empire to the local government of the territory. Roman rule is universally accepted in the perfect balance of hard (military occupation and maintenance of Roman law and penetration of Roman religion) and soft power (entertainment, technology, trade), the empire landed mostly It was enjoyed in all places. Some of the subjects of Roman governance want to exchange religious freedom and support Caesar worship for health.

The Legislative Assembly of the Roman Empire was a political regime of the Roman Empire. During the reign of the second Roman Emperor Tiberius, the authority of the Roman Congress was transferred to the Senate. As they are composed of Romans, sterilization of the assembly is inevitable. In general, voters do not know anything about the merit of important issues in front of them, and often are willing to sell their votes to the highest bidder. Following the establishment of the Roman Empire, the Roman people continued to organize according to the centuries and tribes, but so far these differences lost most of their relevance.

The Roman Empire prosper in politics, economics and culture, and is known as one of the best empires ever. Rome is expanding rapidly to North Africa. When Octavian held power, Pax Romana or "Rome Peace" began. However, this long-term peace may have caused the beginning of the demise of the Roman Empire. Since Rome was not distracted by the conquest of foreign land, its citizens relaxed and lived a luxurious life. They do not seem to have any goals ... Decline of the Roman Empire The Roman Empire was one of the most outstanding successful societies of the era. At the end of their rule, the Romans have almost conquered the whole Mediterranean region today, including parts of Europe, Asia and Africa today. During the reign of Caesar in Augustus, Rome was the most powerful, this time it was known as "peace Roman" or Roman peace. After that, when Emperor Trajan occupied the empire around 98 BC, it reached its climax. later