The reforms of did not work because Diocletian was not a strong enough emperor to enforce them -the statement is true.
Diocletian was primarily a soldier, but he instituted reforms not only in the Roman military but also in the Roman financial system, administration, religion, and architecture, as well as changing the rules for ruling the Empire. Diocletian's "tetrarchy" - rule by four - was one of his most significant achievements.
Diocletian, nicknamed Iovius, was Roman emperor from 284 to 305. He divided the Roman empire into two parts Eastern Roman empire and Western Roman empire because It was far too large to be ruled by just one person.
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