Roman Empire Map | Senatorial vs Imperial Provinces

The video explores the Roman Empire's division into senatorial and imperial provinces, highlighting their governance and characteristics. Senatorial provinces were core, peaceful, and governed by Senate-appointed proconsuls, while imperial provinces were newly conquered, militarized, and led by emperor-appointed governors. Italy was directly governed by the Senate. The video also discusses the differences between the urbanized East and the less developed West, the role of vassal states, and the Parthian Empire as a rival power.

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