"Римська" (Roman) refers to the ancient civilization that originated in the city of Рим (Rome) and expanded to become one of the largest empires in history. It is known for its significant contributions to law, governance, architecture, and engineering. The Римська імперія (Roman Empire) reached its peak around the 2nd century AD, encompassing territories across Europe, North Africa, and parts of Asia. The culture of "Римська" is characterized by its rich mythology, literature, and art. Notable figures include Юлій Цезар (Julius Caesar) and Октавіан Август (Octavian Augustus), who played crucial roles in shaping Roman history. The legacy of "Римська" continues to influence modern legal systems, languages, and architectural styles worldwide.