Why was the Roman Empire split into two territories in 286 CE?

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oksano4ka [1.4K]3 years ago

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Diocletian was correct, the empire was too large to be ruled by a single man and needed at least 2 emperors to control both the East and Western half, the Eastern half had enemies such as the Sassanids and Balkan tribes to deal with while the Western half had Germanic Incursions to deal with

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