Rome faced constant attack after the Pax Romana because its army

was becoming less loyal to the emperor.

was becoming more loyal to the emperor.

had trouble paying mercenaries to fight.

had trouble finding mercenaries to fight.
@paki @surana

Question

Rome faced constant attack after the Pax Romana because its army


was becoming less loyal to the emperor. 

was becoming more loyal to the emperor.

had trouble paying mercenaries to fight.

had trouble finding mercenaries to fight.
@paki  @surana

surana · Answer

I would hazard the army and it's loyalty (or lack thereof) is the main issue here. But that's just my guess.

anonymous · Answer

what answer

surana · Answer

I'm making a guess for the first one. But that's just my rationality and if you think it's something else go with it.

anonymous · Answer

@paki

paki · Answer

The conditions were brutal, and the economy crashed...

surana · Answer

And that would probably lead to a lack of money to pay people with, which in turn would likely lead to a loss of loyalty...

paki · Answer

yeah agree... so what will be the best option now...? @fratdog123