Diocletian divided the Roman Empire into two halves to improve its administration and governance, as the vast size of the empire made it difficult to manage effectively. By creating the Eastern and Western Roman Empires, he aimed to address regional issues more efficiently and respond to external threats. This division also allowed for a more localized approach to leadership, with co-emperors (Augusti) overseeing each half. Ultimately, this restructuring was a key factor in the empire's attempts to stabilize and strengthen itself during a time of crisis.
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