What did Emperor Theodosius 1 do in 393 AD?

Answer 1

It was taken over by the Goths and other Eurasian peoples.

Answer 2

395 was the year Theodosius I died. He had appointed his two sons as co-emperors. Arcadius was given the east and Honorius was given the west. That is all and it was not in itself greatly eventful. It was nothing new as the empire had had co-emperors with one in the east and one in the west many times previously.

395 is considered an important date by historians because they see this as a point at which the eastern and western parts of the empire split. This was not due to an imperial decision to do this, but to circumstances.

The empire split because of two main factors. One is that the two co-emperors were young and inexperienced and powerful politicians in the east and the west took advantage of this to conspire against each other. The other, and most crucial, factor was that the Germanic invasions of the western part of the empire begun 11 years later. The western part of the empire started to crumble under the weight of these invasions and eventually fell. The eastern part of the empire was not affected by these invasions and remained powerful.

Theodosius I did not know that this was going to happen.

Answer 3

395 AD was the year when Theodosius I, the last sole emperor, died. Theodosius had designated his sons as co-emperors and gave the western part the Roman Empire to Honorius, and the eastern part to Arcadius. This in itself was nothing new. There had been many periods with co-emperors.

Historians consider the eastern and western parts of the Roman Empire to have become split after the death of Theodosius I. The split was due to circumstances, not to an imperial decision. The empire became split for two reasons. One was that the co-emperors were young and inexperienced and powerful politicians in the east and the west took advantage of this to conspire against each other. There was also a plot in the west to seize some of the land of the east. The other reason is that the Germanic invasions of the western part of the empire begun soon afterwards, in 406. These invasions were the beginning of the fall of the western part of the Roman Empire.

Answer 4

Theodosius the Great died in 395. He had designated his two sons as co-emperors. Honorius took charge of the western part of the Roman Empire and Arcadius took charge of the eastern part.

Many historians consider 395 the year when the eastern part of the Roman Empire and the western part became separated. This was not due to an imperial decision to do so, but by events. There had been many co-emperorships with one man in charge of the east and one in charge of the west before. It was caused by two factors. One was that Arcadius and Honorius were young and incompetent and allowed intrigue to occur at their courts in Ravenna and Constantinople respectively and powerful people at these two courts to conspire against each other's courts. The other was that the western part of the Roman Empire soon begun to crumble under the weight of the invasions by the Germanic peoples.

Answer 5

Emperor Theodosius banned the Greek Olympics. He was against any public non Christian rituals.

Answer 6

He allowed Christianity in the roman empire

Answer 7

In the year 395 AD Theodosius the emperor died in Constantinople.

Answer 8

He left it. The year 395 was the year of his death.