الإصلاح الضريبي في الإمبراطورية الرومانية خلال عهد الامبراطور ديوكليسيانوس (284–305 م)‎

Abstract EN

The administrative and military reforms, the support of the Lamees, and the construction in general, have caused the expenses to increase by a very large amount.

This has led some to present to us a harsh Diocletian in the tax field, since this emperor was very harsh in this area.

He ruled over the burden of taxes to an olute and unbearable extent, but in reality, he is overdone, considering the previous increases under Constantinos II and Theodore.

This led to the disappearance of most of the documents from taxes that were familiar at the time.

Despite the difficulties that he faced and hindered in repairing the economic crisis, he succeeded in protecting the poor from the greed of exploiters and traffickers in the local forces who lack the minimum conditions of life and exploiting.

The increase in the number of employees required a lot of new funds and sources of financing for the budget.

Emperor Diocletian decided to conduct a general land value review and new surveys, which enabled him to introduce a new tax system, thanks to a tax unit that he knew: Igome, Capot, Milena, Cantaria, by region: which is the subject of our article.