الفوضى العسكرية: الدواعي والانعكاسات (235-284 م)‎

Abstract EN

This research aims to define the most dangerous historical periods in the history of the Roman empire, the military narchy stage during the third century BC, which was considered the major transitional stage, as the various crises in the society abounded in terms of political, economic and religious, because religious systems revealed their flaws faced with new conditions, it collapsed, while new systems began to emerge.

the accumulated pressures such as the external invasion and civil war, in addition to the decline in economic conditions and the religious conflict between the second century and the beginning of the third century ad, precipitated a severe crisis known to most historians as the crisis of the third century ad or the stage of military chaos for others, which is what the collapse of the roman empire caused the upheavals and coups that knew it.