Social and Economic Decline in the Western Roman Empire

In the 4th century, the cultural, social and political activities of the Roman Empire grew markedly and evolved exponentially. In the Battle of Adrian during 378 CE, the empire was undergoing a major division, and its unity began to split. After many attempts to unify the empire, east and west became increasingly independent. This battle proves that the West emphasizes important future turning points. The reputation of Rome appeared long before the fight, but it is clear that the failure of the Romans in Adriano greatly contributed to the phased collapse of the Western empire.

The decline of the Roman army and society: the cause of the collapse of the West Roman Empire The decline of the two elements of the West Roman Empire, Roman Army and Roman society formerly experienced an attack from the outside, weakened the empire to the point where he successfully broke the Empire It was. From Roman calendar year 180 to Augustus fall August before BCE, the Roman army and society had declined. Military and social problems caused attacks from the outside world, and eventually destroyed the Western Roman Empire. These gates carried a brutal invasion of Hungarian and Germanic organizations (destroyers, Lombard, Alamani, Goat, Frank, Burgundy, etc.) to attack the West Roman Empire. These groups brought a final blow across the town of the empire and were hardly resisted by the Roman army. Eventually, barbarians abandoned the last Roman emperor, when German mercenaries led by Odovac on September 4, 476 beat Romulus Augustus.

There are many reasons for the collapse of the empire. The West Roman Empire was comprised of around 476, Gallia, Spain, North Africa and the United Kingdom. The following paragraphs explain why the Western Roman Empire has declined. One of the reasons to explain the decline of the Western Roman Empire is its location or geographical location. The western part of Rome has to protect the wide border of the Rhine and the Danube. Since it can protect itself, there are few places invaded by German tribes such as Spain, Gaul, Frank, Burgundy, Bandar etc. These aggression led to famine and robbery in the western part of Rome. West Rome citizens rely on powerful landlords to manage the villa protection

After the collapse of the Roman Empire, Rome unified the region and spread classical thoughts. Western Europe then entered the era of political, social and economic depression. For about 500 years, it has been politically divided, in the countryside, and for the most part separated from advanced civilization. Then the waves of civilization wiped out the entire region and trade slowed down sharply. This era is called the dark era