Who is and isn't Rome? This is a question asked across history. Rome itself fell in 476 with the raiding of the city, but did Rome truly fall? After all, the Western Roman Empire continued under Julius Nepos until 480, the Kingdom of Soissons lasted for another couple decades, and most importantly, the Byzantine empire in the East kept going for centuries after this point. Then we have the "new" Roman Empires of the Middle Ages. Francia and the Holy Roman Empire were elevated by the Pope into new "Roman Empires". And, with the fall of Byzantium in 1453, two more "Rome's" emerged, the Ottoman Empire and Russia. This video will be an exploration of the successor states to Rome, where their claims come from, how good those claims are and how long they lasted. Join us on a captivating journey through history as we dive into the intricate web of Rome's successor states. Discover the fascinating tales of empires that rose and fell, each vying for the title of the eternal city. From the Eastern Roman Empire to the Holy Roman Empire and beyond, we explore the relentless pursuit of power and the enduring legacy of Rome. But that's not all! Uncover the intriguing story of how Rome finally met its ultimate demise in the surprising year of 2011. Prepare to be amazed as we reveal the modern-day events that brought this ancient city to its knees. Delve into the riveting narrative of political intrigue, cultural clashes, and military conquests that shaped the destiny of Rome and its successor states. Gain insight into the struggles, triumphs, and ultimate fate of those who sought to claim the mantle of Rome throughout history. Join us for an eye-opening exploration of Rome's successors and the shocking revelation of how Rome's influence persisted until recent times. Subscribe now to witness the grandeur and downfall of empires, and to unlock the secrets of Rome's legacy that still reverberate in the world today.
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