This means that the Romans did not develop their own second nucleus upon finishing the independence phase mentioned, that in this case corresponds to the last of this era of unification of six and one-half centuries, and then begins the era of great demographic fractionation of six and one-half centuries, for a total of 1,700 years of the mathematical-historical cycle. In this manner then, with the Romans a second and last nucleus of self unification did not take place, different from the case of China in which there was one which started in the year 1950. History does not repeat itself but the process does repeat, as shown by the mathematics of history, which does not condemn the future, posing for man the domination of his destiny when he improves mentally and spiritually. We are going to present two historical perspectives in the plane of world strategy:� the Chinese developed from 2850 B.C. up to 1150 B.C., their first mathematical-historical cycle of 1,700 years. During it, they lived six and one-half centuries in an era of Great Demographic Fractionation, and ten and one-half centuries in an era of Great Unification. The mathematics of history law is fulfilled in said eras. Thus, in unification, two nuclei or empires were developed: the Hsia Dynasty or Empire, afterwards, the phase of relative independence and then the second nucleus or empire, with the Shang Dynasty or Empire. The second mathematical-historical cycle, from 1150 B.C. to the year 550 A.D., year of great demographic fractionation, lasting six and one-half centuries, with the Chou and Laotse Dynasties, the era of unification, with the Chan and Han Dynasties, after the phase of relative independence and after the Mongolian Empire.� In the mentioned cycles, 1st and 2nd, the process exactly repeats itself. The third cycle begins in the year 550 A.D. with Shui, Tang and Sung, having a duration of six and one-half centuries, that of unification that presently develops and that should last six and one-half centuries (up to the year 2,250), follows the same process, exactly the same as the first and second mathematical-historical cycles. The first nucleus, with the Mongolian Empire, Ming era and Manchu era, that ended in the year 1912 and from that date the First Aggressive Process (Continental China) begins, after its Great Depression, Military Disaster, Conservation and Decadence or Disintegration.