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For what is romulus augustulus remembered? he revived the western roman empire after an extended period of decline. he gave official recognition to the byzantine empire as a separate state. he was the last emperor of the western roman empire he formally declared the bishop of rome the pope or ""father"" of the entire christian church

Answer 1

Answer: He was the last emperor of the western Roman Empire

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Answer 2

Romulus Augustulus, was the last ruler of the western Roman Empire.

It is considered that he was just a mere puppet and the administration was still running under his father's command who was holding up the position of magister militum.

Ralph W. Mathisen, a historian had considered him as, one of the most least significant ruler of all the short lived emperors of the western Roman empire.

He had ruled only for ten months and then was deposed by his own General Odoacer, which was the result the issues of military with the central authority.

It is said that, he was spared by Odoacer and was sent to Campania, in Naples, and was died around 530s.

Historians had marked the deposition of Romulus as a phase of transition from ancient to the medieval times.

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