Oh a man of culture, thank you for taking the time to read and replay.
However the way the game is made it seems that north faction leader aims to be the next Emperor (can someone tell, if my speculation is correct?) But as the other ones has its negative points, like burocracy, slow actions and politism that plague any political system, and lastly that makes each politician to seek more power and eventually going to point 1. This for me is the one, the essence of the true empire. Northern: As stated, a senator that seeks to empower the senate by giving them the rights to chose the next emperor and so on. Because a child a mad or even a horse could end up ruling if allowed.Īlso we should consider that south is actually the True "Empire", although a Woman, I dont know how is this threated in Calradian lore, If were the Roman Empire or Byzantine she wouldnt have power (unless his husband was alive) and would need to marry, also relatives of the Emperor could make a claim. Tiberius, Caligula, Nero, Comodus, Constantinus sons, well hereditary policy is not the best. This we know how it goes too, the streght of the Roman Empire was that Emperors were chosen by his expirience and not by blood (the good part of it). Southern: As stated, are the ones who supported the claim of the widow Empress, to keep a succesion by blood. Also in that way the republic consolidated as an empire, ironical. Well the Western roman empire fell because people in the legions started to support more his generals than the empire itself, generals had their own agendas. and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at Transcriber's Note The original text used a Prescription Take symbol (upper case R with a line through the leg) to indicate recipe numbers.Western: As stated, nominated a general based on his popularity, and want a militaristic rule. Language: English Character set encoding: ISO-8859-1 *** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK COOKING IN IMPERIAL ROME *** Produced by David Starner, Sam W.
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