The Roman Empire DIED Way BEFORE 476 AD!

Explore the fascinating history of the Roman Empire and discover why the commonly accepted date of its fall in 476 AD may not tell the full story. In this video, we delve into the complex factors that contributed to the decline of Rome long before its official collapse. From political turmoil and economic struggles to military defeats and cultural shifts, learn how these elements slowly eroded the foundations of one of history's greatest empires. Join us as we reexamine the timeline and uncover the early signs of Rome's demise.
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[@nicole8888]

The entire video animation is excellent 🎉best describing the course of Roman Empires history.

[@HistoryTheGreat-ib2rf]

Thank You so much for the kind words!😀

[@blairs6664]

I'll just say I don't think it ever fully died. I think part of it still lives in the Vatican.

[@HistoryTheGreat-ib2rf]

What do you mean?😳

[@blairs6664]

@@HistoryTheGreat-ib2rf They had a hard time getting new territories to assimilate into roman laws and culture. They tried adopting the areas religions to match their goals early, Claudius mentions it in his journal about Octavia. I think over a few hundred years they decided to stop fighting the Christians and adopt the religion as a state religion.The true power and control of the empire ended up in the Vatican.

[@HistoryTheGreat-ib2rf]

@@blairs6664 I see. Nobody really knows what's hidden under and in the Vatican. In some ways, the Roman Empire legitimized itself for us today, by eventually chosing Christianity.