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Rome didn't fall to conquest. It killed itself over 100 years, one broken norm at a time. The Roman Republic held together for nearly 500 years through a system of layered checks and balances (that's the previous episode). This video is the framework for how that system came apart — from 133 BC, w…
On July 17, 1918, the Romanov family was shot in a basement in Yekaterinburg — and most history files it under "murder." That's too small. The dynasty didn't die that night. It died in 1613, the moment the first Romanov built a state that was nothing but the Tsar: a throne with no machine underneat…
You don't need a tyrant to kill a republic. You just need permission. 133 BC. The Capitol. Broken benches, snapped legs, senators pouring out of a meeting to attack an election already underway. For more than three and a half centuries — since the tribune of the plebs was created around 494 BC — n…
When Alexander the Great died in 323 BC with no heir, his generals tore his empire apart in a single decade. One of them — Ptolemy — took the strangest piece of all, Egypt, and turned it into a dynasty that outlasted Alexander by nearly 300 years. He didn't rule as a conqueror. He put on the phara…
You don't need a bad man to destroy a republic. You need a competent one with a practical problem and a solution that works a little too well. Gaius Marius should never have mattered. He was a nobody from a hill town southeast of Rome. He clawed his way into the Senate through military competence …
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