ロムルス・アウグストゥルス
Without a powerful figure to guide it, the Western Roman Empire experienced an even more rapid succession of emperors, none of whom were able to effectively consolidate power. The line of Western Roman Emperors ended arguably in either 476 (with Odoacer's deposition of Romulus Augustulus) or 480 (with Julius Nepos's death), concentrating the remaining imperial power in far-off Constantinople.