Who was the most important Roman emperor?

octavian

>>70486918
Arguably yes, but Octavian was only made possible by Julius Caesar

I. Theodosius
>Convert the Empire to Christianism
II. Theodosius
>Made fucking walls to delay the conquest.

>>70486964
The most important Roman Emperor was Suleiman the Magnificent

>>70486951
that's not relevant to the question doe

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>>70486889

The one that thought it was a good idea to convert the empire to Judiasm 2.0, aka Christianity.

Nero

Augustus, pretty much by definition.

Honorable mentions to Caracalla (universal citizenship omg so progressive) and Marcus Aurelius (dynastic succession) for ruining everything.

You morons it was clearly julius caeser

There are quite a lot. Maybe Constantine though

>>70488032
>Honorable mentions to Caracalla (universal citizenship omg so progressive)
That was a move to bolster the armies and weaken the senatorial nobility. A shitty retarded move though

>>70486889
You're all wrong, iIt's Elagabalus.

>>70486889
Todd McFarlanes animation is top tier

>>70487656
Came to post Constantine

Heliogabalus

>>70486951
>>70489799
Caesar was not an emperor

>>70492485
I thought caesar was title

>>70492660
It became a title after caesar's death.

>>70489799
>dictator
>emperor

>>70486889
Trajan, Constantine, Justinian... Some of the best!

>>70486889
augustus
severus
diocletian
not sure about eastern rome though

>>70489931

"That was a move to bolster the armies and weaken the senatorial nobility."

Oh I know, it's just one those things that looks like a just idea at first glance but then...

Also, I like the variant translation of "caesar" as "curly", especially considering its use as a title.

>-"My father is dead, I shall ascend the throne as Curly!"
>-"Traitor! Deceiver! Is is *I* who is the rightful Curly!"

>>70486889
Trajan or Hadrian. Yes, only because they were from here

>>70493400
And alll romanian :^)