Again with another top 10, this time for the longest ruling Roman Emperors. The Eastern Roman Emperors were not taken into account. Otherwise, they'd utterly dominate the list.
Heck, of all the Emperors who died of old age, the only one to surpass him was Tiberius. Octavian / Augustus was frail and sickly his entire life. In 23 B.C. he fell gravely ill and handed his signet ring to Agrippa, likely as a sign to be his successor (his nephew, Marcellus, being too young in his eyes). Had he died then, his rule would have lasted just four years (officially), and it's hard to say what would have happened next. It's also not like he came from a long-lived family. His father, Gaius Octavius, died at forty-one. His mum, Atia Balba, was just forty-three, and therefore actually dead throughout the entirety of the second season of the HBO series, "Rome" (kind of aggravating that they gave so much screen time to someone who historically had been chilling in a mausoleum for a decade). His sister, Octavia, died at fifty-five. Like the narrator said, the fact that Augustus lived to seventy-five probably surprised him most of all.
That's because augustus was a very smart and well educated leader with best advisers... The main truth about great leadership is that no 1 leader do great things on his/her own.it always go down to supports,advisers and people that the leader trust... And augustus had superb people around him.and in Augustus' later years,it was his last wife and first love,mother of emperor tiberius,was his best adviser and supporter...
Speaking of unexpectedly long reigns I know Anastasius is excluded from the list because he was a Byzantine Emperor but I will never get over how he became Emperor aged 60 and reigned for 27 years dying aged 87 in 518 Ad. And There wouldn't be a longer lived Roman/Byzantine Emperor until John VI over 800 years later.
@@mism847 You're right, Justinian did die at 83, although his rule lasted not for 20, but for 38 years (527-565) and one can even argue that he actually was the real power behind his uncle Justin's reign (518-527), thus actually ruling the Empire for 47 years (518-565)!
As a coin collector, what I love about super long rules is that their coins are abundant and affordable (except Augustus because everyone wants one and as a result they are so freaking expensive). Coins of Honorius are cheap as dirt, although I wonder who would want more than one coin from that bastard. Antoninus Pius gang!
Augustus reigning for so long probably helped cement the new political structure he had established. When you've lived under the rule of the same man for forty years (essentially having an entire generation of people brought up under him), the status quo sets in pretty firmly.
If Diocletian had stayed on the throne instead of retiring to grow cabbages he could have reigned nearly as long as Augustus. Imagine a timeline where he held power until he died.
I sometimes think that God liked Theodosius so to make up for the fact that he died young he made his dynasty last so long. Sadly his children and grandchildren were kinda horrible.
@@Duke_of_Lorraine Theodosius I was angry when he saw what happened to Honorius and one of his grandchildren called Valentinian III had done, and refused to recognize them as his son and grandson because for destroying the empire. Theodosius I was rational, also an both underrated and overhated emperor.
Theodosius was also a terrible Emporer and probably among the worst. He wasn't incompetent when it came to winning wars sure but the Empire would have been far better off if he was incompetent at that because he was incompetent when it came to everything else and ruined the Empire because of it.
@@amienabled6665 After reading more about Stilicho, I honestly think he comes off as a suspicious guy. There was five head-on confrontations with Alaric and all of which resulted in an indecisive outcome. This is mostly why Stilicho began to be seen as a traitor and it was believed that Stilicho simply did not want to fully defeat Alaric. Also he had an odd obsession with the eastern Roman Empire even though everyone disliked him there and told him to go away. *Once again fate intervened. On the last day of 406 the Rhine frontier was broken by a huge and mixed horde of barbarians. Gaul was being overrun. Strangely enough it was not the catastrophic invasion which induced Stilicho to put off operations against the Eastern empire. What moved him was the reaction of the threatened provincials. Constantine Ill, a usurper set up by the army in Britain, crossed over into Gaul, presumably to organize defence, and won the support of the Gallic army. Stilicho remained in Italy and sent Sarus with a force of federates into Gaul to fight, not the invading Germans, but Constantine Ill.* *Even now although Gaul was in uproar, and Alaric at the gates of Italy, Stilicho had not given up his plan of launching operations against the East eventually. Indeed the death of Arcadius on 1 May 408 revived his hope of becoming regent for a child emperor in the East, the six-year-old Theodosius II. When his power collapsed in August 408 Stilicho was hoping to proceed to the East himself with four regiments of regulars, while Alaric with part of his Goths, and some Roman troops, was to campaign in Gaul against the usurper Constantine. It is difficult to understand Stilicho's obsession with control of Illyricum and the East. Perhaps he and his advisers were motivated by an emotional attachment to the unity of the Empire. There certainly is no evidence that he regarded the Balkans as an indispensable recruiting area. When he needed troops he seems to have looked for Germans. Again, one wonders why Stilicho was so much more concerned with the usurper than with the German invaders whom the usurper Constantine III was resisting.*
A frequent comment I see is, "If Aurelian had survived, we'd all be speaking Latin." Heck, he wasn't that much older than Tiberius when he became Emperor. Imagine if his reign had lasted as long.
@@legionarybooks13 seeing how he was 61 and still going into battle, i am sure aurelian's reign would've lasted as long, if not, longer than tiberius's
Great list and summary of each. I do think there needs to be an asterisk next to some, such as Honorius, who became emperor at ten, and Valentinian III at age six. Do we really count the years before they came of age? Another interesting look would be the longest-lived emperors, as even those who died from natural causes had shorter lifespans than seen today. Only three lived past seventy: Antoninus (74), Augustus (75), and Tiberius (77). Vespasian came close, being just a few months from seventy when he passed. I don't count Gordian I, who may have been seventy-nine, but given that his 'reign' lasted just three weeks in the midst of a civil war, it's not like he did any actual ruling. Same with Galba, who may have occupied the throne, but his reign was so short, kicking off the Year of the Four Emperors, by the time the whole of the Empire learned of his ascension, he was dead, with Otho and Vitellius battling it out and Vespasian waiting in the wings.
Excellent video as always! Hey, I have been meaning to ask you something for a while. I had an idea for a two-part series video on Rome and Eastern Rome wanted to ask you if you are interested in collabing on something similar anytime in the future.
Unfortunately this is not the type of content that attracts most people and make millions of views such as stupid vines and challenges.... Even though this requires way more research and hard work and I think that the most impressive thing about this channel is the funny ways of making the events and rulers' names... easy to remember. This channel is just awesome. @Spectrum THANK YOU so much for all your efforts you are an inspiration 💪💪💪 I wish that you were a history teacher in my high school 🤣🤣🤣
It would've been helpful to include the dates of their rule when introducing each Emperor. 1:00 Also, I'd be careful about drawing conclusions from modern maps of the Roman empire from 2000 years ago, as map making and navigation wasn't accurate back then, so the claimed extent of Roman control remains uncertain, especially near the boundaries of their empire.
It's interesting that everyone except number 1 on the list are excellent or at least very good emperors. Apparently the bad ones usually had little chance of surviving to old age.
Next you could do "French Kings" or best "Prussian kings", or best "Ottoman Sultans". That'll be dope, loving the content fellow roman lover and remember "Carthage delenda est"
That would be a good list to go into. While names like Hannibal and Arminius are pretty obvious, I think Decebalus of Dacia should be up there as well. I know there are a slew who sacked Rome and beat up her armies in the late third to fifth century, but the Empire was only a shadow of itself by the point. It'd be interesting to speculate how Odoacer would have faired against Trajan, Vespasian, or Tiberius.
I'd love to see a 'shortest ruling emperors' at some point... admittedly, they'll all probably be third century. But at least they'll likely do better than that one pope who was only pope for 3 days...
Wrong. 1: Aetius was a subordinate to Joannes, which is why it took political maneuvering for Aetius to be allowed to command Gaul. 2: Joannes was an elder civil servant. He wouldn't work as a puppet. 3: Theodosius II already had proclaimed Valentinian III Emperor in 424. The west was a pretty unstable entity, hence why the East easily ousted Joannes from power.
@@zan4336 I don't care how, just make him live until he dies of old age beyond 100 years old. He'd probably transform Rome into Las Vegas after triumphantly defeating every single god that he hears about.
OTTO I , OTTO II , OTTO III , Heinrich II, Heinrich III, Friedrich I are great Conrad II , Conrad III , Heinrich V , Heinrich VI , Charles IV , Sigismund , Maximian are very good Friedrich II, Conrad IV , Charles V are ok The rest are either meh or Bad The worst : Otto IV , Wenceslaw , Adolf , The Habsburg during 30 years war whose name i dont Remember now This is All just out of my Head but i think i talk about All the interesting Emperors and Kings except Heinrich IV who is a interesting figúre but when ranking his reign is just oné big MEH
Good to know my current emperor has reigned longer than Augustus in ck3. Maximus Caesar had ruled at the time of typing this for 78yrs. He's reconquered north Africa and Spain and Egypt.
Wow a roman emperor tier list and augustus is at the top how shocking
Only because it did not extend to the Byzantine Empire. Otherwise Basil II would win.
It's not a tier list, but a top 10
It wouldn't just be that, the Byzantines would actually occupy 9 out of the 10 spots available.
@@spectrum1140 Give them their own video
Was already writing it before I even uploaded this one, actually. It should come out next week, if everything goes well.
Augustus just can't stop winning
GOAT
Heck, of all the Emperors who died of old age, the only one to surpass him was Tiberius. Octavian / Augustus was frail and sickly his entire life. In 23 B.C. he fell gravely ill and handed his signet ring to Agrippa, likely as a sign to be his successor (his nephew, Marcellus, being too young in his eyes). Had he died then, his rule would have lasted just four years (officially), and it's hard to say what would have happened next. It's also not like he came from a long-lived family. His father, Gaius Octavius, died at forty-one. His mum, Atia Balba, was just forty-three, and therefore actually dead throughout the entirety of the second season of the HBO series, "Rome" (kind of aggravating that they gave so much screen time to someone who historically had been chilling in a mausoleum for a decade). His sister, Octavia, died at fifty-five. Like the narrator said, the fact that Augustus lived to seventy-five probably surprised him most of all.
That's because augustus was a very smart and well educated leader with best advisers...
The main truth about great leadership is that no 1 leader do great things on his/her own.it always go down to supports,advisers and people that the leader trust...
And augustus had superb people around him.and in Augustus' later years,it was his last wife and first love,mother of emperor tiberius,was his best adviser and supporter...
@@legionarybooks13 well Rome gived a lot of screen time to poulos and vorenus too, they were just 2 remarquable soldier that ceasar mention
@@gizel4376 What the hell is your spelling?
Speaking of unexpectedly long reigns I know Anastasius is excluded from the list because he was a Byzantine Emperor but I will never get over how he became Emperor aged 60 and reigned for 27 years dying aged 87 in 518 Ad. And There wouldn't be a longer lived Roman/Byzantine Emperor until John VI over 800 years later.
Justinian the Great got pretty old too. I think he died at 83 or something after around 20 years of rule.
@@mism847 You're right, Justinian did die at 83, although his rule lasted not for 20, but for 38 years (527-565) and one can even argue that he actually was the real power behind his uncle Justin's reign (518-527), thus actually ruling the Empire for 47 years (518-565)!
And his name happens to mean "resurrection". Very fitting!
Anastasius is like that faction ruler in Total War that you think is just glitched as he gets closer and closer to 100.
hes like antoninus pius
Imagine the greatnes that Aurelianus would achive if he had the time of Valentinian III
He'll be in his 80s by around the end of his reign.
@@thesmm2311 anastatius reached 87 years old
If majorian ruled 30 years we'd probably still have the empire around, honestly
@@type-moonfag4413 plus Anthemius as a successor to further issue Majorian's reforms and policies
As a coin collector, what I love about super long rules is that their coins are abundant and affordable (except Augustus because everyone wants one and as a result they are so freaking expensive).
Coins of Honorius are cheap as dirt, although I wonder who would want more than one coin from that bastard.
Antoninus Pius gang!
Unexpected to see you here but welcome too
I have a coin of Julian the last pagan emperor, whos reign only lasted 3 years
I really want to start a ancient roman coin collection ngl imma watch some of ur vids
@@potthethird he got me hooked! You’re not gonna regret it
Majorian?
Augustus reigning for so long probably helped cement the new political structure he had established.
When you've lived under the rule of the same man for forty years (essentially having an entire generation of people brought up under him), the status quo sets in pretty firmly.
If Diocletian had stayed on the throne instead of retiring to grow cabbages he could have reigned nearly as long as Augustus. Imagine a timeline where he held power until he died.
My dude had better things to do
a shame he had a crippling illness and was forced to retire
Roman did my boy Diocletian real bad.
he had to embrace his inner cincinatus
@@jackbloomer1334 comfy farms >>>> absolute power
I sometimes think that God liked Theodosius so to make up for the fact that he died young he made his dynasty last so long. Sadly his children and grandchildren were kinda horrible.
That or maybe the devil was playing a prank on Rome by making Honorius and Val III last so long
I'd rather say it's a proof Diocletian did too much of a good job stabilising the empire.
@@Duke_of_Lorraine Theodosius I was angry when he saw what happened to Honorius and one of his grandchildren called Valentinian III had done, and refused to recognize them as his son and grandson because for destroying the empire.
Theodosius I was rational, also an both underrated and overhated emperor.
Theodosius was also a terrible Emporer and probably among the worst. He wasn't incompetent when it came to winning wars sure but the Empire would have been far better off if he was incompetent at that because he was incompetent when it came to everything else and ruined the Empire because of it.
@@amienabled6665
After reading more about Stilicho, I honestly think he comes off as a suspicious guy. There was five head-on confrontations with Alaric and all of which resulted in an indecisive outcome. This is mostly why Stilicho began to be seen as a traitor and it was believed that Stilicho simply did not want to fully defeat Alaric. Also he had an odd obsession with the eastern Roman Empire even though everyone disliked him there and told him to go away.
*Once again fate intervened. On the last day of 406 the Rhine frontier was broken by a huge and mixed horde of barbarians. Gaul was being overrun. Strangely enough it was not the catastrophic invasion which induced Stilicho to put off operations against the Eastern empire. What moved him was the reaction of the threatened provincials. Constantine Ill, a usurper set up by the army in Britain, crossed over into Gaul, presumably to organize defence, and won the support of the Gallic army. Stilicho remained in Italy and sent Sarus with a force of federates into Gaul to fight, not the invading Germans, but Constantine Ill.*
*Even now although Gaul was in uproar, and Alaric at the gates of Italy, Stilicho had not given up his plan of launching operations against the East eventually. Indeed the death of Arcadius on 1 May 408 revived his hope of becoming regent for a child emperor in the East, the six-year-old Theodosius II. When his power collapsed in August 408 Stilicho was hoping to proceed to the East himself with four regiments of regulars, while Alaric with part of his Goths, and some Roman troops, was to campaign in Gaul against the usurper Constantine. It is difficult to understand Stilicho's obsession with control of Illyricum and the East. Perhaps he and his advisers were motivated by an emotional attachment to the unity of the Empire. There certainly is no evidence that he regarded the Balkans as an indispensable recruiting area. When he needed troops he seems to have looked for Germans. Again, one wonders why Stilicho was so much more concerned with the usurper than with the German invaders whom the usurper Constantine III was resisting.*
Always wondered if Emperors that ascended immediately after periods of long destructive wars have unusually long reigns.
Might be because the are the type of guys that the people loved for putting a end to the chaos
Perhaps war weariness in the populace
It's a good day when Spectrum loads a video up
Honestly, would've wished for Aurelian to get both Honorius and Valentinian III's time to turn Rome into literal heaven
A frequent comment I see is, "If Aurelian had survived, we'd all be speaking Latin." Heck, he wasn't that much older than Tiberius when he became Emperor. Imagine if his reign had lasted as long.
What if Alexander severus lived longer as august
He was already in his 60s by the time he became emperor. Even if he wasn't killed, he wouldn't have lasted that long.
@@legionarybooks13 seeing how he was 61 and still going into battle, i am sure aurelian's reign would've lasted as long, if not, longer than tiberius's
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Great list and summary of each. I do think there needs to be an asterisk next to some, such as Honorius, who became emperor at ten, and Valentinian III at age six. Do we really count the years before they came of age? Another interesting look would be the longest-lived emperors, as even those who died from natural causes had shorter lifespans than seen today. Only three lived past seventy: Antoninus (74), Augustus (75), and Tiberius (77). Vespasian came close, being just a few months from seventy when he passed. I don't count Gordian I, who may have been seventy-nine, but given that his 'reign' lasted just three weeks in the midst of a civil war, it's not like he did any actual ruling. Same with Galba, who may have occupied the throne, but his reign was so short, kicking off the Year of the Four Emperors, by the time the whole of the Empire learned of his ascension, he was dead, with Otho and Vitellius battling it out and Vespasian waiting in the wings.
Been waiting for this
the crazy thing is Constantius ii was only 44 when he died most of the emperors on this list was at his death age not even emperor
Excellent video as always! Hey, I have been meaning to ask you something for a while. I had an idea for a two-part series video on Rome and Eastern Rome wanted to ask you if you are interested in
collabing on something similar anytime in the future.
I'm open to ideas.
Unfortunately this is not the type of content that attracts most people and make millions of views such as stupid vines and challenges....
Even though this requires way more research and hard work and I think that the most impressive thing about this channel is the funny ways of making the events and rulers' names... easy to remember.
This channel is just awesome.
@Spectrum THANK YOU so much for all your efforts you are an inspiration 💪💪💪
I wish that you were a history teacher in my high school 🤣🤣🤣
It would've been helpful to include the dates of their rule when introducing each Emperor.
1:00 Also, I'd be careful about drawing conclusions from modern maps of the Roman empire from 2000 years ago, as map making and navigation wasn't accurate back then, so the claimed extent of Roman control remains uncertain, especially near the boundaries of their empire.
It's interesting that everyone except number 1 on the list are excellent or at least very good emperors. Apparently the bad ones usually had little chance of surviving to old age.
Next you could do "French Kings" or best "Prussian kings", or best "Ottoman Sultans". That'll be dope, loving the content fellow roman lover and remember "Carthage delenda est"
English kings will probably come before any of those.
@@spectrum1140 I'm down for those too! I'll be waiting.
@@spectrum1140 including pre 1066?
Did not expect a spectrum upload at 8:30 in the morning
oh its 11:48 pm for me lol
OH MY GOD THE KING POSTED !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
Will you ever make a video ranking the popes or doing the ten longest serving popes?
I hope in the future you include Eastern Roman stuff since it’s still Roman. Love these vids though
Finally more roman content
10 toughest roman enemy generals/kings including the republic and empire
That would be a good list to go into. While names like Hannibal and Arminius are pretty obvious, I think Decebalus of Dacia should be up there as well. I know there are a slew who sacked Rome and beat up her armies in the late third to fifth century, but the Empire was only a shadow of itself by the point. It'd be interesting to speculate how Odoacer would have faired against Trajan, Vespasian, or Tiberius.
Can you please do a video on top 10 roman generals even generals becoming emperors.
Love your videos spectrum, just wish you didn't have the same channel name as the worst internet service provider :c
good video
thanks, and don't forget: don't think, just do!
@@spectrum1140 thanks man
next episode Top 10 Roman emporers that f*cked up barbarians
Great idea. Decius, Honorius and Valens will fight for top1.
Thankyou
Nice to see my flag map being used
Spectrum you should put a very small sized french fries on the corner of your thumbnail imagine how crazy people who saw it would go
Augustus, Spectrum's celebrity crush (and MAYBE mine too)
Byzantine emperors next please !
and a video about all rulers named the great.
he Spectrum, can you make an video about the coolest nick names of rulers like Radu III the "Handsome" or his brother Vlad III"the Impaler".
And of course, the dreadful and terrible...
*_DAN_*
I agree, Trajan’s is bigger.
I'd love to see a 'shortest ruling emperors' at some point... admittedly, they'll all probably be third century. But at least they'll likely do better than that one pope who was only pope for 3 days...
Could you do England kings/Queens ranked before 1066 and after probably needs their own videos
Elizabeth II,current queen of england would rank 1st on that list...
Humor actually has it that she is immortal and would never die...
@@mikeguce7959 …
@@barontuna that funeral was fake.she never died and just retired somewhere, she's the most immortal person that ever lived...
What about Teodosius II that reingned the western roman empire for 42 years 408 to 450 b.C.? (he then proceded to die falling from his horse)
That's an Eastern Roman Emperor.
@@spectrum1140 sorry I wrote the wrong side pf the empire hahaha
Who’s the emperor referenced at roughly 1:43? The first since who tonresch twenty years of rule?
He said Antoninus, referring to Antoninus Pius (6th place)
If only Aetius was fast enough to save Joannes he would have been a way more useful puppet
Wrong.
1: Aetius was a subordinate to Joannes, which is why it took political maneuvering for Aetius to be allowed to command Gaul.
2: Joannes was an elder civil servant. He wouldn't work as a puppet.
3: Theodosius II already had proclaimed Valentinian III Emperor in 424. The west was a pretty unstable entity, hence why the East easily ousted Joannes from power.
Augustus, Augustus, Augustus
11th comment
good video. man the first emperor was the best one
Italian kings tierlist?
You forgot to bookmark Constantine the Great for number 2 in the bar.
So that's why August has 31 days...
can you do a video ranking every sultan of the ottoman empire
How about the shortest ruling Roman emperors?
Full of western Roman emperors lol
Silbannacus finally gets his time to shine
Imagine an alternate history in which Caligula ruled for longer than Augustus.
Impossible with the Pretorian Guards around lol
@@zan4336 I don't care how, just make him live until he dies of old age beyond 100 years old.
He'd probably transform Rome into Las Vegas after triumphantly defeating every single god that he hears about.
It's called USA today...
@@Duke_of_Lorraine Chad went to war with Neptune and stabbed the ocean 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@nerdybacon6244 Proof that Caligula was a based and red-pilled Roman Emperor.
What about Maximinian he reigned longer than Trajan (under his first reign)
Actually Trajan has Maximian beat by about 5 months.
It’s funny that for Maximian the only thing he succeeded in was defeating the Berber tribes and managing to become emperor again
People be talking aboutAlexander and ask his cities. Ever been to Augsburg? Founded by Augustus it's truly a jewel from another time
👍👍👍
Rank every British monarch
Charles I at #1 🤡
@@-cyfer2291 No, it would be Carlus Darwinuis the Great, hammer of the creationists and King of the British.
Yay
Can you do a polish monarchy ranking list
Ah. An Emperor top ten list.
Or as I like to call them.... _"Augustus and Company."_
All Holy Roman Emperors ranked video next?
Number 1 on that list would be charlemagne the great...
OTTO I , OTTO II , OTTO III , Heinrich II, Heinrich III, Friedrich I are great
Conrad II , Conrad III , Heinrich V , Heinrich VI , Charles IV , Sigismund , Maximian are very good
Friedrich II, Conrad IV , Charles V are ok
The rest are either meh or Bad
The worst : Otto IV , Wenceslaw , Adolf , The Habsburg during 30 years war whose name i dont Remember now
This is All just out of my Head but i think i talk about All the interesting Emperors and Kings except Heinrich IV who is a interesting figúre but when ranking his reign is just oné big MEH
10.Trajan
9.Diocletian
8.Hadrian
7.Tiberius
6.Antoninus Pius
5.Constantius II
4.Honorius
3.Valentinian III
2.Constantine the Great
1.Augustus
Fiest
its because septimius severus also conqured the garamates (fezzan) to the south of africa in the city he was born. that other map is wrong.
Interesting how an emperor almost completely unknown by the average population today is the one that gets the longest explanation in this video 😂
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how come you didn't include the first emperor, Augustus, who reigned for over 40 years; EDIT: oh you did but failed to cut properly
The greatest expectation would be AURELIAN
Sadly the gods only granted him 5yrs
Alas a godlike man was too good for this world
From his stupid looks in that sculpture, 5:37 , one could tell that Honorius could not have been a good emperor,
Do all popes please
Ah, men, always arguing about whose is bigger!...
"Mine is bigger than Trajan's!"
they really didn’t use to rule for that long
Because mostly faulty emperors were eliminated by combined efforts of the senate and roman aristocrats...
What if a Time-traveler Industrialized Rome when Augustus/Octavius was just a child?
Would Rome still become an empire? Fate of Persia and Germania?
They'll probably have Gluten free bread, LGBTQ movement and TikTok at 200 A.D that's all.
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Slavery? Religion? Women's rights? Race relations? Poverty? Technology?
@@christiandauz3742 those too lol. Except for Slavery and Religion cause they already had those
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Wouldn't slavery start going away?
Religion change and start being seen as fictitious
If that were to happen the government would also change to Republic again instead of Imperial
yeah
LONG LIVE WEED
13th
Good to know my current emperor has reigned longer than Augustus in ck3. Maximus Caesar had ruled at the time of typing this for 78yrs. He's reconquered north Africa and Spain and Egypt.
Thats a videogame... If it wasn't for that, maybe some horse Anti-Pope, with the trait immortal how died at 454 years can be there.
Sixth
Second
first
Algorithm comment.
I was sure Trajan would be here