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One fascinating fact about the Roman Empire is that for a time, it had three emperors ruling simultaneously. This unusual situation, known as the Tetrarchy, was established in 293 AD by Emperor Diocletian to share the burden of ruling the vast empire. The Tetrarchy divided the empire into Eastern and Western halves, with one Augustus (senior emperor) and one Caesar (junior emperor) in each half. This unique administration marked a turning point in the history of the Roman Empire, as it allowed for more effective governance and helped preserve the empire for a while longer.