What was Romanos IV's policy towards the military?
Reinforcement
Neglect
Disbandment
Privatization
Answer
The answer, "reinforcement," refers to Romanos IV Diogenes' military policy of bolstering the Byzantine military's strength and capabilities. This policy aimed to enhance the Byzantine Empire's defense against external threats and improve its military readiness. Romanos IV focused on increasing troop numbers, improving training and discipline, and upgrading military equipment and logistics.
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