The Political Motive of Constantins Religion Policies in the East Roman Eimpire
Lingyun Wang
Abstract
Lingyun Wang
Abstract
Constantins created the East Roman Empire and the Christan policies which he had pushed in his monarchy exerted great influence on the development of Roman history.Those policies served the following political purposes: to be religiously tolerant for the enhancement and enlargement of his political offcutting power; to unit the Roman Empire by making use of Christianity ; to strengthen his absolute monarchy by controlling christanity.
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Constantins created the East Roman Empire and the Christan policies which he had pushed in his monarchy exerted great influence on the development of Roman history.Those policies served the following political purposes: to be religiously tolerant for the enhancement and enlargement of his political offcutting power; to unit the Roman Empire by making use of Christianity ; to strengthen his absolute monarchy by controlling christanity.
Key concepts: Monarchy, Roman Empire, Politics, Empire, Christianity, Power (physics), Political science, Ancient history