[Answer] Which Roman Emperor infamously split the empire in two?

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...1. Augustus 2. Nero 3. Caligula 4. Diocletian

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Diocletian - During its height in 117 CE, the Roman Empire was huge, encompassing an area of roughly five million square kilometers over Europe, Africa, and Asia. With such a wide area of influence, it was inevitable that ruling such a territory would become difficult due to differences in culture, large distances, and the time it took to travel between locations. When Diocletian became emperor in 284 CE, he recognized that the large size of the Roman Empire was a big problem, and that it was too large for just one person to rule. So, he took the revolutionary approach of dividing the Empire in half. Since Diocletian didn't like Rome as much, he ruled as Emperor of the eastern Empire, and since he didn't have an heir, he appointed his officer son-in-law Maximian as the Caesar of Rome. Despite being co-emperors with Maximian, Diocletian retained much of the power, and was considered the senior emperor with final say over major decisions.:

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