julius caesar was the roman general who began a new system of military.
the roman general who began a new system of military?
julius caesar
pannonia was a very valuable source of military manpower for the entire empire. from the 3rd to the 6th century some of the most useful troops were recruited from pannonia, dalmatia, moesia and roman thrace. the roman general stilicho attempted to bring the region under western roman control for this reason. pannonia and the other areas along the river danube, the frontier of the empire in the balkan peninsula, were exposed to attacks on the empire from across this river. therefore, pannonia was very important militarily. pat southern sees illyricum as holding the empire together. in the late roman empire, the armies of the praetorian prefecture of illyricum had a commander in-chief, the "magister militum per illyricum", based at naissus (niš, southern serbia). john bury wrote that "the importance of illyricum did not lie in its revenues, but in its men." the region's native peoples, renowned for their military prowess, became important for the roman army. during the crisis of the third century the emperors claudius ii (reigned 268–270), quintilius (reigned 270), aurelian (reigned 270–275) and probus (reigned 276–282) were born in sirmium (sremska mitrovica, in today's serbia). they have been dubbed by historians the pannonian emperors. diocletian (reigned 284–305) was born in salona (solin, croatia). constantine the great and constantius iii (421ad ) were born in naissus. his father, constantius chlorus, was born in moesia superior. the byzantine emperor anastasius i (reigned 491–518) was born in dyrrhachium (durrës, albania). justinian i (reigned 527–565) was born in tauresium, in the province of dardania in the diocese of dacia (20 kilometres [12 miles] southeast of skopje in today's north macedonia). justinian i was the last latin emperor of this empire. from then on all the emperors were greek.
illyricum (roman province)
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3rd century bc