Who divided the Roman Empire between his two sons in 395 AD?
Diocletian
Constantine I
Julian
Theodosius I
Answer
Theodosius I divided the Roman Empire between his two sons in 395 AD, with Honorius ruling the Western Roman Empire and Arcadius ruling the Eastern Roman Empire. This division marked the beginning of the separate administration of the western and eastern provinces.
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