Importance of the Roman Empire

Without a doubt, one of the giants of the history of humanity and which was known by all was the location of the Roman Empire, which marked a before and after in the time of Classical Antiquity and which also meant the union of a large number of cultures, as their borders were expanding and adopting the customs of the new soils that were being added to this vast form of government.

The axis of its growth revolved around the city of Rome, famous for its wonder of the Roman Colosseum and adding a large number of buildings and buildings that today are part of the Guided Tours and museums that receive tourists from all over the world, having in their golden times the command of Octavio, son of the Republican Julio César, who left aside the form of government of the Roman Republic and decided to raise the Empire of Rome, which began to be forged in the year 27 BC, with the beginning of the command of Caesar August.

It is to this day that the figures of the Roman Army are exalted, which was organized with a war strategy perpetuated by the Roman Legions, being an elite group of soldiers that separated armies of 80 warriors that were part of centuries and could even reach an army of up to 6,000 combatants, so without a doubt one of the strongest in history has been the Roman Army.

Different dynasties began to follow one another until the fall of the Western Roman Empire finally occurred in the year 476, at that time under the command of Romulus Augustus, which led to the to a period of decline that is estimated to have begun in the year 395, considering today different Causes and Factors that led to its collapse, but above all due to the Complexity of Society that characterized this giant of history.