Augustus implemented reforms to strengthen Roman institutions from "summary" of History of Julius Caesar by Napoleon III (Emperor of the French)
Augustus, the successor of Julius Caesar, recognized the need to stabilize and strengthen the Roman institutions which had been weakened by years of political turmoil and civil war. To achieve this goal, Augustus implemented a series of reforms aimed at restoring order and enhancing the efficiency of the government. One of the key reforms introduced by Augustus was the restructuring of the Roman Senate. He purged the Senate of corrupt and incompetent members, ensuring that only those who were loyal and capable were allowed to serve. This helped to increase the effectiveness of the Senate as a governing body, as well as restore public confidence in its ability to govern. In addition to reforming the Senate, Augus...
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