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[[File:The Roman Empire 400 AD.png|thumb|350px|The Roman Empire in AD 400, during the reigns of [[Honorius]] and [[Arcadius]].]]

[[File:The Roman Empire 400 AD.png|thumb|350px|The Roman Empire in AD 400, during the reigns of [[Honorius]] and [[Arcadius]].]]

[[File:Partition of the Roman Empire in 395 AD.png|thumb|350px|The Final Division of the Roman Empire, AD 395.]]

[[File:Partition of the Roman Empire in 395 AD.png|thumb|350px|The Final Administrative Division of the Roman Empire, AD 395.]]

The '''Western Roman Empire''' was the Western Provinces of the [[Roman Empire]] primarily known as it's final form that resulted from the death of [[Theodosius I]] in AD 395. His death led to the final division of the Roman Empire. The West would be ruled by his younger son, [[Honorius]] and the East would be ruled by his older son, [[Arcadius]]. Honorius's youth, civil wars, barbarian migrations and scheming politicians in both parts of the Empire would lead to the Western Empire's disintegration and fall in AD 476 with the deposition of [[Romulus Augustulus|Romulus Augustus]] in [[Ravenna]]. The death of [[Julius Nepos]] in Dalmatia led to the final collapse of the Western Empire in  

The '''Western Roman Empire''' was the Western Provinces of the [[Roman Empire]] primarily known as it's final form that resulted from the death of [[Theodosius I]] in AD 395. His death led to the final division of the Roman Empire. The West would be ruled by his younger son, [[Honorius]] and the East would be ruled by his older son, [[Arcadius]]. Honorius's youth, civil wars, barbarian migrations and scheming politicians in both parts of the Empire would lead to the Western Empire's disintegration and fall in AD 476 with the deposition of [[Romulus Augustulus|Romulus Augustus]] in [[Ravenna]]. The death of [[Julius Nepos]] in Dalmatia led to the final collapse of the Western Empire in