Roman Empire

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The Roman Empire was a vast and influential ancient civilization that dominated the Mediterranean world and much of Europe for centuries, profoundly shaping law, politics, culture, and religion in Western history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient civilization
historical empire
state
administrativeDivision province
alsoKnownAs Roman Empire
surface form: Imperium Romanorum

Roman Empire
surface form: Imperium Romanum

Roman Empire
surface form: Imperium Romanum Occidentale

Roman Empire
surface form: Imperium Romanum Orientale
border Hadrian's Wall
Limes Germanicus
capital Istanbul
surface form: Constantinople

Rome
continent Africa
Asia
Europe
culturalLegacy Byzantine culture
Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church

Romance languages
civil law tradition
currency aureus
denarius
solidus
economicActivity Mediterranean trade
agriculture
endTime 1453 AD
476 AD
endTimeNote 1453 AD for Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantine Empire)
476 AD for Western Roman Empire
firstEmperor Augustus
followedBy Byzantine Empire
Holy Roman Empire
Western Roman Empire
foundingEvent Battle of Actium
constitutional settlement of 27 BC
governmentForm autocracy
dominate
principate
keyEvent Edict of Milan
Fall of Constantinople 1453 AD
Sack of Rome 410 AD
Sack of Rome 455 AD
keyReform Constantine's foundation of Constantinople
Diocletian's Tetrarchy
language Greek
Latin
lastEasternEmperor Constantine XI Palaiologos
lastWesternEmperor Romulus Augustulus
legalSystem Roman law
legislativeBody Roman Senate
majorConflict Crisis of the Third Century
Gothic War
Jewish–Roman wars
Marcomannic Wars
Punic Wars
majorRiver Danube
Nile
Rhine
Tiber
militaryUnit Roman legion
auxiliaries
notableBuilding Colosseum
Forum Romanum
Pantheon
notableEmperor Augustus
Caligula
Claudius
Roman emperor Constantine the Great
surface form: Constantine the Great

Diocletian
Hadrian
Marcus Aurelius
Nero
Tiberius
Trajan
Vespasian
notableInfrastructure Roman roads
amphitheatres
aqueducts
notableLegalWork Corpus Juris Civilis
officialReligionDeclared Christianity as state religion under Theodosius I
peakTerritorialExtentUnder Trajan
precededBy Roman Republic
religion Christianity
Roman polytheism
startTime 27 BC
symbol Roman Senate
surface form: SPQR

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territoryIncludes Asia Minor
Balkans
Great Britain
surface form: Britannia

Egypt
France
surface form: Gaul

Iberian Peninsula
Italian Peninsula
Judea
North Africa
Syria
writingSystem Latin alphabet

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Christianity originatedIn Roman Empire
Latin alphabet originatedIn Roman Empire
this entity surface form: Ancient Rome
Eastern Orthodox Christianity historicalOrigin Roman Empire
this entity surface form: Eastern Roman Empire
Jesus Christ countryOfBirth Roman Empire
Europe hasHistoricalPeriod Roman Empire
Roman Empire alsoKnownAs Roman Empire
this entity surface form: Imperium Romanum
Roman Empire alsoKnownAs Roman Empire
this entity surface form: Imperium Romanorum
Roman Empire alsoKnownAs Roman Empire
this entity surface form: Imperium Romanum Occidentale
Roman Empire alsoKnownAs Roman Empire
this entity surface form: Imperium Romanum Orientale
ichthys historicalPeriodOfUse Roman Empire
subject surface form: Ichthys
Mediterranean Sea wasCentralTo Roman Empire
Vulgar Latin usedIn Roman Empire
North Africa historicalRegionOf Roman Empire
Tunisia historicalCivilization Roman Empire
Judea underRuleOf Roman Empire
Golgotha governedByAtTimeOfEvent Roman Empire
Romance languages developedIn Roman Empire
Orange foundedBy Roman Empire
this entity surface form: Romans
Roman law appliedIn Roman Empire
Rome wasCapitalOf Roman Empire
Lower Egypt laterUnderControlOf Roman Empire
Pontius Pilate countryOfCitizenship Roman Empire
Pontius Pilate employer Roman Empire
Pontius Pilate ethnicGroup Roman Empire
this entity surface form: Romans
Memphis laterControl Roman Empire
subject surface form: Memphis (Egypt)
Balkans historicallyRuledBy Roman Empire
Augustus countryOfCitizenship Roman Empire
Ptolemaic–Roman Egypt partOf Roman Empire
Ptolemaic–Roman Egypt rulingPower Roman Empire
Roman Republic followedBy Roman Empire
Romulus Augustulus motherEmpire Roman Empire
Roman Senate continuedInPeriod Roman Empire
Roman Senate ceremonialRoleInPeriod Roman Empire
this entity surface form: Principate
Hadrian's Wall constructedBy Roman Empire
Roman roads usedBy Roman Empire
Roman roads locatedIn Roman Empire
Roman roads timePeriod Roman Empire
Colosseum symbolOf Roman Empire
Roman legion usedBy Roman Empire
Roman legion historicalPeriod Roman Empire
Diocletian's Tetrarchy appliesTo Roman Empire
Edict of Milan appliesTo Roman Empire
Latin timePeriod Roman Empire
Bath, Somerset, England foundedBy Roman Empire
this entity surface form: Romans
Claudius ruledAsEmperor Roman Empire
subject surface form: Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus
Claudius hasHistoricalUsage Roman Empire
Leptis Magna developedUnder Roman Empire
First Council of Nicaea location Roman Empire
First Council of Nicaea country Roman Empire