Румалъул империя

Аслияб макъала: НекӀсияб Рум

Румалъул Империя (латин: Imperium Rōmānumcode: la is deprecated [ɪmˈpɛri.ũː roːˈmaːnũː]; грек: Βασιλεία τῶν Ῥωμαίωνcode: grc is deprecated , транслит. Basileía tôn Rhōmaíōn) — НекӀсияб Румалъул пост-республиканияб период. Пачалихъ хӀисабалда гьелъ гъорлӀе рачунеб рукӀана кӀудиял территориял Ракьдагьоркьосеб ралъадалда сверун Европаялда, Шималияб Африкаялда ва БакътӀерхьул Азиялда ругел, императоразул нухмалъиялда гъоркь. Кайсар Август бетӀерлъуде вачӀиналдаса бахъараб III гӀасруялъул рагъулаб анархиялде щвезегӀан, гьеб букӀана принципат, провинциязул метрополия хӀисабалда Италияги, цохӀо бугеб тахшагьарлъун Румги (н. щ. 27–286) бугеб. Рагъулаб кризисалдаса хадуб империялъе нухмалъи гьабулеб букӀана чанго императорас, жидеца хӀакимлъи бикьарал БакътӀерхьул Румалъул Империялдаги Бакъбаккул Румалъул Империялдаги тӀад. Рум букӀана кӀиябго бутӀаялъул тахшагьарлъун 476 соналъ Одоакерил варвараз Равеннаги бахъун Ромул Августул тахидасаги вахъун хадуб империял регалиял Константинополалде ритӀизегӀан.

империя
Римская империя
латин: Imperium Romanumcode: la is deprecated
Байрахъ Румалъул легионазул вексиллум
ШигӀар: «латин: Senatus Populusque Romanus (SPQR)code: la is deprecated » Авар: «Румаб сенатги халкъги»code: av is deprecated
Румалъул империя 117 соналъ.   Румалъул клиерт-пачалихъал 117 соналъ   Румалъул Германия, 9 сон, Румалъул Шотландия, 83 сон, Румалъул Либия, 203 сон.
←   →  → Н. щ. 27–476
Тахшагьар	Рум, 330 соналдаса — Константинополь
ЧӀахӀиял шагьарал	Рум, Константинополь, Александрия, Къудс, Сиракузал, Акрагант, Эфес, Картаген, Антиохия, Коринф, Афинал, Кесарея, Вейи, Фарнакес (Клавдива Апамея), Пергам, Лион, Медиолан, Тарент, Равенна, Магна Лептида, Гадир, Кротон, Фессалоникал, Родос, Эдесса, Аквилея, Филиппал
МацӀ(ал)	латин, некӀсияб грек, бакӀазул мацӀал
Расмияб мацӀ	латин, некӀсияб грек
Дин	пачалихъияб — цин румалъул дин, 380 соналдаса хадуб — кӀристианлъи
Валюта	сестерций, денарий, ауреус Багьа-къадар бихьизабулаан сестерциязда, бищун тӀибитӀараб гӀарац букӀана денарий; хӀалтӀизарулаан цогидал монетабиги. Бл. «НекӀсияб Румалъул монатарияб система»
ГӀатӀилъи	4 790 000 км² (117 сон); 4 250 000 км² (161 сон)
Халкъ	50 000 000 чи (Дунялалъул халкъалъул гӀ.-ш. 16 %) 14 соналде; 60 000 000 чи. (Дунялалъул халкъалъул гӀ.-ш. 20 %) 117 соналде; 65 000 000 чи 150 соналде (Дунялалъул халкъалъул гӀ-ш. 22 %); 50 000 000 чи 400 соналде (Дунялалъул халкъалъул гӀ.-ш. 16 %)
ХӀакимлъиялъул форма	Принципат (284 соналде щвезегӀан) Доминат (284 соналдаса)
Наслу	5 наслу, 22 император
Император (бл. тӀубараб сияхӀ)
• Н. щ. 27–14	Октавиан Август (тӀоцевесев)
• 475–476	Ромул Август (ахирисев император антикияб империялъул)
Тарих
• 32–31 н. щ.	Акциумалъул рагъ
• 30–1 н. щ.	Империя гӀуцӀи
• 11 май 330	Константинополь лӀугьана тахшагьарлъун
• 17 января 395	Империя кӀийиде бикьи
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• Romans for Children Archived 24 април 2009 at the Wayback Machine, a BBC website on ancient Rome for children at primary-school level.
• The Digital Atlas of Roman and Medieval Civilizations
• Roman Society & Sustainability Archived 2021-10-20 at the Wayback Machine at planspeopleplanet.org.au
• Historical Atlas showing the expansion of the Roman Empire.
• Roman-Empire.net, learning resources and re-enactments
• The Historical Theater in the Year 400 AD, in Which Both Romans and Barbarians Resided Side by Side in the Eastern Part of the Roman Empire