... Nicomedia, where he could keep a close watch on threatening monarchs and tribes along the eastern borders. There were two Augusti, each with a slightly subordinate Caesar, with Diocletian himself as the senior Augustus. Once an Augustus stepped down, his Caesar would take his place. This political reformation of Diocletian, who occupied the throne for 20 years, would result in the change from chaos to stability ... ...

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• Grade Level: High School

... . By this, he created a Tetrarch, which means "ruled by four men." The kingdom was divided into two parts. Each part had a higher power ruler. One was called "Augustus" and the other was called "Caesar." These roles were not hereditary, but rather chosen by men. The most important of Diocletian's reforms was the reorganization of the empire. If his plans would have worked ... ...

• Word Count: 676
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• Grade Level: High School

... . By this, he created a Tetrarch, which means "ruled by four men." The kingdom was divided into two parts. Each part had a higher power ruler. One was called "Augustus" and the other was called "Caesar." These roles were not hereditary, but rather chosen by men. The most important of Diocletian's reforms was the reorganization of the empire. If his plans would have worked ... ...

• Word Count: 676
• Approx Pages: 3
• Grade Level: High School