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从罗马进入帝国时期开始,近卫军便成为影响元首继承权的关键因素。在公元1世纪晚期,弗拉维王朝政府对此进行了治理,采取了一系列措施,如对旧的近卫军进行整顿、改变首都武装力量的对比、安排元首之子担任近卫军长官和将近卫军派到边疆等措施,取得了明显成效。在弗拉维王朝时期,近卫军没有干预元首继承,反而成为拥护元首的主要力量之一。从公元69年弗拉维王朝第一位元首苇斯帕芗到安敦尼王朝末代元首康茂德之间的100余年时间内,近卫军干预元首继承的局面很少出现,罗马元首制维持了稳定局面。
From the beginning of Roman Empire, the Guards Army became the key factor influencing the succession of heads of state. In the late 1st century AD, the government of Flavio dynasty ruled that it took a series of measures, such as reorganizing the old Guards and changing the comparison of the armed forces in the capital, arranging for the heads of the heads of state to serve as the Guardian and close to Wei troops sent to border areas and other measures have achieved remarkable results. In the period of the Flavids, the Guards did not interfere with the succession of heads of state, but instead became one of the main forces supporting the head of state. For more than 100 years between the first head of the Pravo dynasty, Reis Sparfat, and the last head of the Dunang dynasty, the Provisional Order of the Mafia, the succession of the Guards to intervention heads seldom occurred. The Roman heads of state maintained its stability situation.