Were there any movements towards the re-establishment of the roman republic?
Roman Republican Revivalism
Jose Robinson
Gavin Lee
I don't really know enough to say anything so I won't say anything
Michael Smith
Okay, cheers for the bump though, i'm currently listening the the history of rome podcast, so i was wondering if the Dictatorial rule had a solid grip on power (at least in terms of what governmental system rome had) or was challenged by the patricians, who obviously would have a lot to gain via the republic.
Xavier Russell
I don't really know anything of the topic, so I won't post anything
Jordan Taylor
After Caligula was assassinated.
Isaiah Stewart
Tiberius and Claudius all promised to return power to the Senate, but they changed their minds.
The Senate was going to take power after Nero's death, but then Galba and his army showed up and they let him do what he wanted.
After that it was a military despotism.
There's this guy though en.wikipedia.org
Elijah Stewart
Yep, that battle really showed Tiberius is the most powerful man who ever lived
Jaxson Bennett
Better question: why was the cap used by iranics associated with republicanism when Persia was the archetypical ancient despotic monarchy?
Ethan Carter
>that article
holy shit
Parker Johnson
Well, it was associated with the french revolution, but i haven't the foggiest on why the french would wear them.