When did the Roman Empire end?

When did the Roman Empire end?

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1453

363, 382 and 394 are the dates that I would consider the end of the Roman Empire proper.
With the state(s) existing after that point being mere non-Roman shadows of the wonder and splendour that came before.

I would also point to 313 and 324 as the beginning of the end of the empire.

Don't you fucking shit on Constantine

Why not 476?

Trust me, friend.
I could never even hope to shit upon Constantine to the tremendous extent that he utterly shat upon the empire.

That man was the single worse thing to ever happen to the empire and single handedly managed to beat out both Commodus and Nero for title of worst emperor.

Constantine was a vile, disgusting rat and the only good thing he ever did for the empire was make possible the eventual succession of the Divine Julian.

I consider the empire quite dead by that point.

>the eventual succession of the Divine Julian.
t. Maximinus II
t. Maxentius

never, Finland is in fact the heir to the roman empire

1475, when the Ottomans sacked based Theodoro

March 17th, 180 AD

3edgy5me

July 17, 1918

1204

1923.

Brainlet answer: 476 AD
Contrarian answer: 1453 AD
Patrician answer: 610 AD.

The Roman Empire never existed. It's an invention of the Early modern period just like most of the alleged "Antiquity" and "Middle ages"

>The accepted academic answer is now the contrarian choice

Wut? Contrarian would be 610 AD

There clearly was a country calling itself Imperium Romanum so clearly there was such a thing as Roman empire.
>invention of the Early modern period just like most of the alleged "Antiquity" and "Middle ages"
This is true. The term "Middle Ages" doesn't even make sense from our perspective.

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I'm not clicking your virus sites nigga

Ah yes, the other five fucking threads on this topic were clearly not enough!

Sorry, Hellene, no one considers the Byzantines Roman. It died when Heraclius came to power and replaced Latin with Greek.

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2016

It lives on, my son

1922

1923, If we're being honest

It's still there

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Please don't tell me you unironically think the USA is the continuation of the Roman Empire. Jesus Christ, user

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476 is the only answer

1204 is an intriguing answer
1453 is the brainlet answer

1918 ( Russia ) and 1806 ( HRE ) are the cheeky answers

The ottoman Empire (1922)

Then we can use fall of Ostrogoth kingdom too

A galilean Roman Empire is no Roman Empire at-all, friend.

461, death of majorian

>Nero for title of worst emperor.
At least Nero is likable.

Rome died in 363, everything after was RINO.

So I'm not the only one who made this analogy?