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→List of Roman Emperors
* [[Alexander Severus]] ruled from 222 to 235
* [[Alexander Severus]] ruled from 222 to 235
* Internal Turmoil
* Internal Turmoil
* [[Gordianus]] ruled 238 to 244
* Gordianus ruled 238 to 244
* Turmoil 244 to 268
* Turmoil 244 to 268
* [[Claudius II]] ruled 268 to 270
* [[Claudius II]] ruled 268 to 270
* [[Marcus Claudius Tacitus]] ruled from 275 to 276
* [[Marcus Claudius Tacitus]] ruled from 275 to 276
* [[Probus]] ruled from 276 to 281
* [[Probus]] ruled from 276 to 281
* [[Carus]] ruled from 281 to 283
* Carus ruled from 281 to 283
* Co-emperors and fighting 283 to 285
* Co-emperors and fighting 283 to 285
* [[Diocletian]] ruled from 285 to 305
* [[Diocletian]] ruled from 285 to 305
The final emperor to rule a united Western and Eastern Roman Empire was [[Theodosius I]] the Great ''(379-395)'', who made Christianity the dominant religion of the Roman Empire.
The final emperor to rule a united Western and Eastern Roman Empire was [[Theodosius I]] the Great ''(379-395)'', who made Christianity the dominant religion of the Roman Empire.
After the death of Theodosius, the Roman Empire was now more or less permanently divided into Eastern and Western sections. The Western section ended with the deposition of the child [[Romulus Augustulus]] (a puppet of his father [[Orestes]]) by his general, the Germanic chieftain [[Odoacer]], in 476. However, the Eastern Roman Empire continued as the [[Byzantine Empire]] until [[Constantine XI]] died in 1453, in the [[fall of Constantinople]] to the Ottoman Turks.
After the death of Theodosius, the Roman Empire was now more or less permanently divided into Eastern and Western sections. The Western section ended with the deposition of the child [[Romulus Augustulus]] (a puppet of his father [[Orestes]]) by his general, the Germanic chieftain [[Odoacer]], in 476. However, the Eastern Roman Empire continued as the [[Byzantine Empire]] until [[Constantine XI]] died in 1453, in the fall of Constantinople to the Ottoman Turks.
==Roman Engineering==
==Roman Engineering==