The Tetrarchy - Late Roman Empire

🎵 Music
- Adrian von Ziegler - Aetas Romana
- Jingle Punks - Cataclysmic Molten Core
- Scott Buckley - Legionnaire

📚 Main sources
- Hugh Elton, The Roman Empire of Late Antiquity; 2016
- Mondéran Yves, L’Empire romain tardif 235-395 ap. J.-C. 2e édition mise à jour: ellipses; 2016
- Morisson Cécile, Le Monde Byzantin I - L'empire rome d'Orient (330-641): puf; 2012
- Duncann H. Rome Antique L’épopée d’un grand empire: Parragon; 2008
- Becheau F. Histoire des conciles : Christ, Source de vie; 2004
- Rémy B, Oshimizu Y. Dioclétien : L'Empire Restauré. Malakoff: Armand Colin; 2016
- Maraval Pierre, Les Fils de Constantin : CNRS Editions; 2013
- Jerphagnon Lucien, Julien dit l'Apostat : Seuil; 1986
- Lançon B. Théodose: Perrin; 2014

🌐 Internet sources
- Wikipedia fr eng, 2021

📽️ More videos

[rogueace]

It's sad to know the tetrachy eventually led to civil war and the permanent split of the empire with Honorius/Arcadius. it worked well with Diocletian because Maximian, Galerius, and Constantius were a bunch of bros who seeks nothing but the good of the empire and acknowledged Diocletian as the rightful leader. However, the moment Diocletian resigned, it was doomed to fail.

[fatboibrian]

surprised this channel doesn't have at the minimum over 100k. animation is great. On par with other history ytubers and exceeds others

[eden]

Diocletian was always my favourite Emperor, love seeing more details of his reign!

[terintiaflavius]

Recently found your channel. Thank you for your work. I appreciate you.

[thunderwarrior]

And then it went to a massive team death match

[atilla]

Keep up the good work, you might be the next Kings n generals👌🏽🙌🏽

[siddharthabanerjee]

Thanks for helping me with my school project :D

[wtftim]

why am I just finding your channel? Great content!!

[Matthew_]

If only Diocletian had forced Maximian to disinherit Maxentius.

[CHICtributecom]

Not really a Tetrarchy (rule of four), rather it was a dual emperorship (Augustii) with pre-designated heirs (Caesarii). But there was no question that it was the two Augustii that were the rulers.

[l.a.covers]

Sad that it didnt take into account human nature