There are several different reasons depending on the perspective you look at it.
If you're looking at it from the government perspective, then this was due to the fact that they wanted to get rid of the tradition and have a complete take over of the culture by getting rid of it.
Other explanations are that they wanted to switch an alphabet or genuinely wanted to simplify the actual characters.
Hope this helps!
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That night it was foggy and it was raining. So Kertala Sari entered the city. So the Admiral slept in the middle of the market. Then the Admiral heard that Kertala Sari's feet were too noisy. So the Admiral knew that Kertala Sari was coming. So Kertala Sari walked to the middle of the market.
Alia, Ada, Adalbert, Daek, Dagomar, Galiana, Garan.
Answer:
<em> Both boys and girls wore a special locket, given to them at birth, called a bulla. A bulla was an amulet, a protective charm against evil. Girls wore their bulla until their wedding night, when it was set aside with other childhood things, like her toys. Boys wore their bulla every day until they were 16 or 17 and became full Roman citizens, with the right to vote and hold office and marry. Both boys and girls wore tunics. Boys wore tunics down to their knees, with a crimson border. In the home, girls wore a simple tunic with a belt at the waist. When girls went outside, the wore a tunic that reached their feet.</em>
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