Of course, it didn't. Julian the apostate wanted to go back to Paganism. Valens was a follower of Arius dogma. Theodosius was orthodox. All of them wanted their faith to be dominant (when you are an emperor you command and the others just obey). 314 Constantine the Great crashes Licinius' army forci...

312 AD Battle of the Milvian Bridge, Constantine the Great defeats Maxentius, empowered by the vision of a Cross in the sky with the words By this you will win
(εν τούτω νίκα in Greek or in hoc signo vinces in Latin).

And thus increasing the risk of a good stabbing. What do you think a player would assume if he sends press which you ignore? That you are about to turn on him and he may hurry to prevent that by attacking first. Are you sure it is a god strategy?

309 Sτ. Pamphilus and his companions are tortured and then beheaded, their bodies burned to make it impossible for other Christians to collect and honour them.

303 On April 23, St George dies after torturing. He'll become one of the most revered saints of all Christiandom.

Well, I have of course a number of these too, but also I like most the modern Europe variant which is easier to survive.

298 AD The Roman Army defeats the Persian army led by king Narseh, while the king escapes captivity his family isn't so lucky.

296 AD Constantius Chlorus (father of Constantine the Great) reconquers England and rebuilds Eboracum (today's York) where he's destined to die ten years later.

Your wording is too imperial, you are not the Riddle. You are king Tut!

It wasn't a bad question, I tried it two my first time with Italy.

I am nearing the bottom of the list, sweet!

I am consistent with my gaming, never stab an ally nor betray one. My word is of a gentleman and not be taken back or forgotten when convenient. But be careful, if you stab me, make sure I die this turn or I will do all in my power to take you down.

I think it is logical that he meant a small step for a man (the one left to land from the ladder on the moon) a giant leap for mankind (to at last get to the nearest celestial body). I think that the matter of what he'd say was in his mind since the day he knew he'd be the first man to step on the m...

293 The year the new form of government starts in the Roman Empire, instead of an Emperor, there are two with two caesars. This way the empire can be ruled more efficiently and face the many invaders that attack its frontiers.

Lost in the Bermuda Triangle!
Let's continue.

292 Year of birth of Saint Pachomious founder of the monasteries as a way of Christian devotion to God. Prior to this, there were only hermits (a way introduced firstly by Saint Antonius the Great).

I liked the alternatives you gave from the diplomacy games. Especially the part of the Magic The Gathering Arena, (I play too!) and the designing of games (I am interested in the gamebooks).

284 AD Diocletian rises as emperor, he reforms the commanding structure of the empire and soon starts the most violent purge against Christians.

Better to give them to an able player than to lose them little by little in my defeats.

279 Gaulic tribes invade Greece, like the Persians two centuries earlier, find a determined defence at Thermopylae and a way around it but they are defeated before the holly place of Delphi.