The Slow Collapse of Rome

“Rome didn’t fall because of barbarians — it collapsed from the inside.” For centuries,

the Roman Empire ruled the ancient world with unmatched power and discipline. But over time,

corruption spread through its government, emperors were assassinated, and civil wars drained its strength.

The economy collapsed, the army relied on mercenaries, and loyalty to Rome slowly disappeared.

So when invading tribes finally reached Rome’s borders, the empire was already broken.

The fall of Rome wasn’t sudden — it was a slow collapse that changed history forever.