The Roman emperor, who received the title of Persicus Maximus. In the third century AD, the Golden Age of the Roman Empire came to an end. Rome was in crisis with imperial power changing and wars against Persians. In 282, Carus succeeded the throne with the support of the Imperial Army. The plan of the invasion of Persia has been set for a long time. The new emperor Carus led the invincible army to cross Mesopotamia and crushed all the enemies in front of him. However, the ambition of Carus and Rome's hopes of further conquest were cut short by his death. The most successful eastern expedition in Rome's history ended. The victories of Carus brought great glory to Rome and won the title of Persicus Maximus to himself.