:crown:Diocletian was a Roman emperor who ruled from 284 to 305 A.D. He divided the Roman Empire into two parts and established a co-emperor for the western empire.
:hammer_and_pick:Diocletian's palace in Split, Croatia, was built to mathematical perfection and completed in just 10 years. It consisted of living quarters, garrisons, food and wine cellars, and a temple of Jupiter.
:scroll:Diocletian was known for his persecution of Christians, called the Great Persecution, during his reign as emperor. Thousands of Christians were executed under his authority.
:statue_of_liberty:Diocletian's legacy is complicated due to his persecution of Christians. He is not widely recognized as one of the greatest Roman emperors, despite his achievements in stabilizing the empire.
:cityscape:Today, Diocletian's palace is a thriving urban center with apartments, restaurants, and shops. It is also a popular tourist destination and has been featured in pop culture, such as Game of Thrones.