A brief history of ancient Rome

Ancient Rome usually refers to the civilization that rose in the middle of the Italian peninsula at the beginning of the 9th century. After the Roman monarchy and the Roman Republic, it expanded into a huge Roman empire spanning Europe, Asia and Africa and ruling the Mediterranean around 1 century. By 395, the Roman Empire was divided into two parts. The Western Roman Empire perished in 476. The Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantine Empire) was destroyed by the Ottoman Empire in 1453.

Ancient Rome, but its beautiful scenery makes us marvel at the Bible, culture, law, civilization and history. Rome is located in the lower reaches of the Tiber River in central Italy. The river flows slowly in the low mountains and turns to the coastline in the swamp area. According to legend, when Troy was attacked by the Greeks, Aeneas, the son of the goddess Venus, and his followers escaped and went west through Carthage in North Africa to Rome. According to modern research, humans lived in the Italian peninsula in the Paleolithic Age, and the basic content of Ligurian people in the Neolithic Age was Ligurian people. Latin means Ligus or Ligoure, and plural means Ligoure. One of the three popular groups in ancient Spain. Ligurian people may be the oldest known inhabitants in the history of the peninsula. It is estimated that they may have spread all over the peninsula at some time in ancient times, but later, due to constant crowding out, their territory and influence became smaller and smaller, and the rest remained in northeastern Spain. & gt From Africa to Spain, France came to Italy. In the Bronze Age around 2000 BC, some Indo-European speaking tribes crossed the Alps from the Danube and Carpathians and entered Italy. One of them entered the Latium Plain, moved to the later Roman city about 800 years ago, and lived in the hilly areas such as Palatium. At the same time or later, Sabine people [lived on the neighboring hills]. Later, people from Lasquin also came here. From the 8th century to the 6th century, the Greeks moved to southern Italy and established the city-state. In the 7th century BC, the process of tribal union began with Pallatium as the center. A single Latin tribe joined with Sabin and Eta Lasquin to form the Roman Commune. From the end of the 7th century to the end of the 6th century, the Roman Commune was under the rule of Eta Rasquin. At this time, the transition from clan tribal commune to polis was completed. At the end of the 5th century, Gauls entered the Po Plain from the northern Alps. After long-term integration and assimilation, these tribes formed the ancestors of Italians. ] Edit this period of Roman monarchy.