Roman Empire (Pax Romana)

Roman Empire Imperium Romanum (Latin) Βασιλεία τῶν Ῥωμαίων (Greek)
27 BC–1926
Flag Aquila
Motto: "Roma invicta!"
Anthem: "Giovinezza" (After 1923)
Roman Empire in 1770 (Green)
Roman Empire in 1900 (Green)
Capital	Constantinople (After 330 AD)
Common languages	Latin Greek
Religion	Christianity
Demonym(s)	Roman
Government	Semi-Elective Absolute Monarchy (27 BC – 1874) Semi-Constitutional Monarchy (1874 – 1923) Fascist Dictatorship under a Constitutional Monarchy (1923 – 1926)
Emperor
• 27 BC – 14 AD	Augustus Caesar
• 306 AD – 337 AD	Constantine I
• 976 AD – 1025 AD	Basil II
• 1505 AD – 1533 AD	Basil III
• 1682 AD – 1725 AD	Petrus "The Great"
• 1894 AD – 1926 AD	Nikólaos Romanus
Legislature	Roman Senate
History
• Established	27 BC
• Disestablished	1926
Currency	Roman Solidus (☧)

The Roman Empire, commonly known as Rome or more rarely Rhomania, was a superpower state in Afro-Eurasia, also having overseas colonies in the Americas at certain points in Rome's history. The Roman Empire was founded by Emperor Augustus in 27 BC and would last until the Roman Revolution (1924-1927), where the Roman Empire fully collapsed in 1926. Rome's main enemies were the Tang Empire of China and the United Provinces of Columbia, the latter declaring independence from Rome itself in the 1770's. Rome had the Emperor, who was the head of state, and the Mesazon, who led the Senate and the Government. Rome was considered one of the worlds two great superpowers, along with China, its arch rival. By the 1920's, political parties ruled the Roman Senate. The four big ones were the Fascists, Populares, Optimates, and Communists.