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The Founding of Rome and Early Republic

The Founding of Rome and Early Republic

罗马建城与共和初期

  1. According to legend, Romulus founded Rome on Palatine Hill in 753 BCE after killing his brother Remus.
  2. By 509 BCE, Romans replaced kings with elected consuls and created the Senate to represent patrician families.
  3. Plebeians gradually won rights like legal codes, assemblies, and tribunes who could veto unfair laws.
  4. Roman law emphasized fairness, evidence, and citizen protection—principles still visible in modern systems.
  5. Farmers formed the backbone of the army, serving without pay but expecting land after victory.
  6. Conquests in Italy brought wealth but also widened gaps between rich landowners and poor veterans.
  7. The republic balanced power carefully, yet internal tensions kept growing over centuries.
  8. This fragile system lasted nearly 500 years before giving way to imperial rule.
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