Exploring the Reasons the Emperor Julian Failed in the War with the Eastern Country
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https://doi.org/10.54691/bcpep.v6i.1770Keywords:
War, The Roman Empire, Emperor Julian.Abstract
The paper does research on the emperor Julian, who is one of the most famous emperors in the late period of the Roman Empire. In the common sense, the late period of the Roman Empire was not as strong as before, which meant the Roman Empire started to collapse. The paper aims to find out what caused the emperor Julian to fail in the war, and this could also be a part of “Why the Roman Empire started to collapse”. This paper selected 18 books and papers to analyze this question, and it found the reasons could be concluded from the political, military and economic factors.
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