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Neven Rogić
Neven is a historian from Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina. His expertise includes a wide range of topics from ancient Roman history, with his main focus being the late Roman Empire and the history of Roman provinces in Illyricum. His other interests include ancient history in general, early medieval history, and the history of religion. He is currently working on a master's thesis on the Third Century Crisis in the Roman Empire.
Education:University of Banja Luka, 2023BA HistoryExpertise:Articles by Neven Rogić
Before the adoption of Roman coinage, Rome used various forms of currency that were based on a bronze standard.
After decades of crisis and debasement, the Roman coinage was stabilized through a series of reforms carried out by emperors Diocletian and Constantine.
Throughout the Roman Empire’s history, many usurpers tried to achieve absolute power. Here are five minor Roman emperors who were almost lost to history!
One of the many problems of the Third Century Crisis in the Roman Empire was a severe debasement of the precious metal content in coins, which made them less valuable.
The last emperors of the Tang Dynasty outlawed Christianity in China. Three centuries later, it was briefly restored by the Mongol Yuan Dynasty.
