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Jeremy Frazier

Professor Lark

History 134

09 June 2020

Pablo the Great

Pablo the Great, was born as Nevaro Jay Pablo, around May 07 380 CE in Naissus,

Moesia. Pablo is the new Roman emperor to claim and continue to spread the belief of

Christianity over the empires. He is now the emperor of both the Western and Eastern empires

defeating all opposing forces.

As the emperor, Pablo helped influence and carry out the work of Constantine, to a lot of

the Roman empire to become Christians and realize that there is one true God. His assisted role

in proclamation of the Edict of Milan in 313, was just as influential. Tag teaming with

Constantine. It was a decree that allowed the tolerance and right for Christianity in the empire.

He accomplished many helpful things that brought happiness to his people by building more

churches, handing out new bibles, creating shelter, jobs and fixing any of the region’s doctrinal

kinks. He was responsible for fixing the currency system, improved Rome’s armed forces,

making them stronger and smarter than any other forces and created a new imperial capital,

where he constructed an addition to the great church, Megale Ekklesia. His influence led to the

growth of Christianity and assembly of churches in Rome, Trier, Nicomedia (Turkey),

Jerusalem, Cirta (Algeria), Antioch, Gaza, and Alexandria. Also, he helped make many

administrative, financial, social, and military reforms, strengthening the empire.

Some felt as if Pablo the Great was a great motivator, successful leader, loving and

caring. He was humble, giving all accomplishment, the glory to the Christian God. He had to be
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careful, because some of his enemies took his kindness for weakness. His empire cherished and

celebrated him for his victories over opposing forces. Which is why they created large

monuments and statues of him and of the won battles, similar to the triumphal arch, known as the

“Arch of Constantine”. Located in Rome is where they honored his victories.

Pablo was for the peace and prosperity for all lands, to include his enemies. Etruscans

influenced early Rome’s religion, until Pablo came along to inspire those to become Christians.

He brought unity amongst the religion and cultures for both. He died approximately 79 years of

age. He was buried in Ancyrona, near Nicomedia, Bithynia. Due to betrayal from his brother

Cain, who wanted the power and control over the empires. He was murdered in his sleep. He

will forever be celebrated for his great works.