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Δυναστεία 1η[]
Iulii - Claudii Ιούλιοι - Κλαύδιοι)
Imperators (Αυτοκράτορες) (4 BC - 68 AD)
- Octavianus (Cajus Iulius Octavianus), ason of Caesar, Οκταβιανός o Αύγουστος, 4BC - 14AD
- Tiberius, (Tiberius Claudius Neron), son of T. Claudius Neron, ason of Octavianus, Τιβέριος , 14 - 37
- Cajus (Cajus Iulius Germanicus), son of Germanicus, (son of Drusus I), Γάιος , o Καλιγούλας, 37 - 41
- Claudius I, (Tiberius Claudius Neron), son of Drusus I, ucl of Cajus, Κλαύδιος Α', 41 - 54
- Neron (Lucius Domitius Neron), son of Agrippina, (wif of Claudius), Νέρων , 54 - 68
Δυναστεία 2η[]
Variants (Διάφοροι)
Imperators (Αυτοκράτορες) (68 - 69)
- Galbas, (Servius Sulpicius Galbas), son of ?, Γάλβας , 68 - 69
- Othon, (Marcus Sulvius Othon), son of ?, Όθων , 69
- Vitellius, (Lucius Vitellius - ), son of ?, Βιτέλλιος, 69
Δυναστεία 3η[]
Flavii Φλάβιοι
Imperators (Αυτοκράτορες) (69 - 96)
- Vespacianus, (Titus Flavius Vespacianus), son of ?, Βεσπασιανός , 69 - 79
- Titus, (Titus Flavius Vespacianus), son of Vespacianus, Τίτος, 79 - 81
- Domitianus, (Titus Flavius Domitianus), son of ?, Δομιτιανός, 81 - 96
Δυναστεία 4η[]
Antonini Αντωνίνοι
Imperators (Αυτοκράτορες) (96 - 192)
- Nervas, (Marcus Cocceius Nervas), son of ?, Νέρβας, 96 - 79
- Traianus, (Marcus Ulpius Traianus), son of ?, Τραϊανός, 79 - 117
- Hadrianus, (Pulbius Aelius Hadrianus), son of ?, Αδριανός, 117 - 138
- Antoninus, (Titus Aurelius Antoninus), son of ?, Αντωνίνος, ο Ευσεβής, 138 - 161
- Aurelius, (Marcus Aelius Aurelius), son of ?, Αυρήλιος, 161 - 180
- Verus (Lucius Aurelius Verus), son of ?, Βήρος, 161 - 169
- Commodus, (Lucius Aelius Commodus), son of Aurelius, Κόμμοδος, 180 -192
Δυναστεία 5η[]
Variants (Διάφοροι)
Imperators (Αυτοκράτορες) (193 - 194)
- Pertinax, (Publius Helvius Pertinax), son of ?, Περτίναξ, 193
- Didius, (Marcus Didius Iulianus), son of ?, Δίδιος, 193 - 194
Δυναστεία 6η[]
Severi Σεβήροι
Imperators (Αυτοκράτορες) (193 - 235)
- Severus I, (Lucius Septimius Severus), son of ?, Σεβήρος Α' Σεπτίμιος, 193 - 211
- Albinus, (Decimus Clodius Albinus), son of ?, Αλβίνος, 193 - 197
- Niger, (Cajus Pescennius Niger), son of?, Νίγηρ, 193 - 194
- Bassianus I, (Marcus Aurelius Bassianus) son of Severus I, Βασσιανός Α', ο Καρακάλλας, 211 - 217
- Getas, (Publius Septimius Getas), son of Severus I, Γέτας, 211 - 212
- Macrinus, (Marcus Opellius Macrinus), son of ?, Μακρίνος, 217 - 218
- Diadumenianus, (Marcus Opellius Diadumenianus), son of ?, Διαδουμενιανός, 218
- Bassianus II, (Varius Avitus Bassianus), son of ?, Βασσιανός Β', ο Ελαγάβαζος, 218 - 222
- Severus II, (Marcus Aurelius Severus), son of ?, Σεβήρος Β' Αλέξανδρος, 222 - 235
Δυναστεία 7η[]
Variants (Διάφοροι)
Imperators (Αυτοκράτορες) (235 - 270)
- Maximinus, (Cajus Iulius Maximinus), son of ?, Μαξιμίνος, ο Θράξ, 235 - 238
- Gordianus I, (Marcus Antonius Gordianus), son of?, Γορδιανός Α', 238
- Gordianus II, (Marcus Antonius Gordianus), son of Gordianus I, Γορδιανός Β', 238
- Balbinus, (Decius Caelius Balbinus), son of ?, Βαλβίνος, 238
- Pupienus, (Marcus Clodius Pupienus), son of ?, Πουπιανός, 238
- Gordianus III, (Marcus Antonius Gordianus), gson of Gordianus I, Γορδιανός Γ', 238 - 244
- Philippus, (Marcus Iulius Philippus), son of?, Φίλιππος, ο Άραψ, 244 - 249
- Decius, (Cajus Messius Decius), Δέκιος, ο *Ιλλυριός, 249 - 251
- Trebonianus, (Cajus Vibius Trebonianus), son of ?, Τρεβωνιανός, ο Γάλλος, 251 - 253
- Volusianus, (Cajus Vibius Volusianus), son of ?, Βολουσιανός, , 251 - 253
- Aemilianus, (Marcus Aemilius Aemilianus), son of ?, Αιμιλιανός, ο Μαυριτανός, 253
- Valerianus, (Publius Licinius Valerianus), son of ?, Βαλεριανός, , 253 - 260
- Gallienus, (Publius Licinius Gallienus), son of Valerianus, Γαλλιηνός, 260 - 268
- Claudius II, (Marcus Aurelius Claudius), son of ?, Κλαύδιος Β' ο Ιλλυριός, ο Γοτθικός, 268 - 270
- Quintillus, (Marcus Aurelius Quintillus), son of ?, btr of Claudius II, Κοϊντίλος, 270 (some days)
Δυναστεία 8η[]
Illyrii, Ιλλυριοί
Imperators (Αυτοκράτορες) (270 - 305)
- Aurelianus, (Lucius Domitius Aurelianus), son of ?, Αυρηλιανός, 270 - 275
- Tacitus, (Marcus Claudius Tacitus), son of ?, Τάκιτος, 275 - 276
- Florianus, (Marcus Annius Florianus), son of ?, btr of Tacitus, Φλωριανός, 276
- Probus, (Marcus Aurelius Probus), son of ?, Πρόβος, 276 - 282
- Carus, (Marcus Aurelius), son of ?, Κάρος, ο Ιλλυριός, 282 - 284
- Carinus, (Marcus Aurelius), son of Carus, Καρίνος, 283 - 285
- Numerianus, (Marcus Aurelius), son of Carus, Νουμεριανός, 283 - 284
- Diocletianus, (Cajus Aurelius), son of ?, Διoκλητιανός, ο Ιλλυριός, 284 - 305
Tetrarchy and Constantinian dynasty[]
Λατινικό Όνομα | Γέννηση | Βασιλεία | Διαδοχή | Ελληνικό Όνομα | Θάνατος |
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Diocletian CAESAR GAIVS AVRELIVS VALERIVS DIOCLETIANVS AVGVSTVS |
c. 22 December 244 AD, Dioclea, Dalmatia | 20 November 284 AD - 1 May 305 AD | Proclaimed emperor by army after death of Numerian, and in opposition to Carinus; adopted Maximian as senior co-emperor in 286 AD | Διοκλητιανός | 3 Decemeber 311 AD Abdicated; died of natural causes |
Maximian CAESAR GAIVS AVRELIVS VALERIVS MAXIMIANVS AVGVSTVS |
c. 250 AD, near Sirmium, Pannonia | 1 April 286 AD - 1 May 305 AD | Adopted as senior co-emperor ('Augustus') in the west by Diocletian in 286 AD | Μαξιμιανός | 310 AD Abdicated with Diocletian; twice tried to regain throne with, and then from Μαξέντιος (Maxentius); captured by Constantine I and commited suicide at his behest |
Κωνστάντιος Α' (Constantius I Chlorus) CAESAR GAIVS FLAVIVS VALERIVS CONSTANTIVS AVGVSTVS |
31 March c. 250 AD, Dardania, Moesia | 1 May 305 AD - 25 July 306 AD | Adopted as junior co-emperor ('Caesar') and heir by Maximian in 293 AD | Κωνστάντιος Α' ο Χλωρός | 310 AD Natural causes |
Galerius CAESAR GALERIVS VALERIVS MAXIMIANVS AVGVSTVS |
c. 260 AD, Felix Romuliana, Moesia Superior | 1 May 305 AD - May 311 AD | Adopted as junior co-emperor ('Caesar') and heir by Diocletian in 293 AD | Γαλέριος | 311 AD Natural causes |
Severus FLAVIVS VALERIVS SEVERVS AVGVSTVS |
? | Summer 306 AD - March/ April 307 AD | Adopted as junior co-emperor ('Caesar') and heir by Constantius Chlorus in 305 AD; succeeded as Augustus in 306; opposed by Maxentius and Constantine I | Σεβήρος Γ' | 16 September 307 AD Captured by Maxentius and forced to commit suicide (or murdered) |
Constantine I CAESAR FLAVIVS CONSTANTINVS VALERIVS AVGVSTVS |
27 February c. 272 AD, Naissus, Moesia Superior | 25 July 306 AD - 22 May 337 AD | Son of Constantius Chlorus, proclaimed emperor by his father's troops; accepted as Caesar (west) by Galerius in 306 AD; promoted to Augustus (west) in 307 AD by Maximian after death of Severus; refused relegation to Caesar in 309 AD | Κωνσταντίνος Α' | 22 May 337 AD Natural Causes |
Maxentius MARCVS AVRELIVS VALERIVS MAXENTIVS AVGVSTVS |
c. 278 AD, ? | 28 October 306 AD - 28 October 312 AD | Son of Maximian, seized power in 306 after death of Constantius Chlorus, in opposition to Severus and Constantine I; made Caesar (west) by Maximian in 307 AD after the death of Severus | Μαξέντιος | 28 October 312 AD Died at the Battle of the Milvian Bridge, against Constantine I |
Maximinus Daia CAESAR GALERIVS VALERIVS MAXIMINVS AVGVSTVS |
20 November c. 270 AD, Dacia Aureliana | 1 May 311 AD - July/August 313 AD | Nephew of Galerius, Adopted as Caesar and his heir in 305 AD; succeeded as Augustus (shared with Licinius) in 311 AD | Μαξιμίνος Β' | July/August 313 AD Defeated in civil war against Licinius; probably commited suicide thereafter |
Licinius CAESAR GAIVS VALERIVS LICINIVS AVGVSTVS with Valerius Valens Martinianus |
c. 250 AD, Felix Romuliana, Moesia Superior | 11 November 308 AD - 18 September 324 AD | Appointed Augustus in the west by Galerius in 308 BC, in opposition to Maxentius; Became Augustus in the east in 311 AD after the death of Galerius (shared with Maximinus); Defeated Maximinus in civil war to become sole eastern Augustus in 313 BC; Appointed Valerius Valens in 317 AD, and Martinianus in 324 AD as western Augustus, in opposition to Constantine, both nominally ruled for a few months before being executed | Λικίνιος | 325 AD Defeated in civil war against Constantine I in 324 AD and captured; executed on the orders of Constantine the next year |
Constantine II CAESAR FLAVIVS CLAVDIVS CONSTANTINVS AVGVSTVS |
316 AD, Arles | 22 May 337 AD - 340 AD | Son of Constantine I; appointed Caesar in 317 BC, succeeded as joint Augustus with his brothers Constantius II and Constans | Κωνσταντίνος Β' | 340 AD Died in battle against Constans |
Constantius II CAESAR FLAVIVS IVLIVS CONSTANTIVS AVGVSTVS |
7 August 317 AD, Sirmium, Pannonia | 22 May 337 AD - 3 November 361 AD | Son of Constantine I; succeeded as joint Augustus with his brothers Constantine II and Constans; sole emperor from 350 AD | Κωνστάντιος Β' | 340 AD Natural Causes |
Constans CAESAR FLAVIVS IVLIVS CONSTANS AVGVSTVS |
320 AD, ? | 22 May 337 AD - 350 AD | Son of Constantine I; succeeded as joint Augustus with his brothers Constantine II and Constantius II | Κώνστας | 350 AD Assassinated on the orders of the usurper Magnentius |
Julianus CAESAR FLAVIVS CLAVDIVS IVLIANVS AVGVSTVS |
331 AD/332 AD, Constantinople, Thracia | February 360 AD - 26 June 363 AD | Cousin of Constantius II; made Caesar of the west in 355 AD; Proclaimed Augustus by his troops in 360; Sole emperor after the death of Constantius | Ιουλιανός | 26 June 363 AD Mortally wounded in battle |
Jovian CAESAR FLAVIVS IOVIANVS AVGVSTVS |
331 AD, Singidunum, Moesia | 26 June 363 AD - 17 February 364 AD | General of Julian's army; proclaimed emperor by the troops on Julian's death | Ιοβιανός | 17 February 364 AD Natural causes |
Βαλεντινίδες[]
Λατινικό Όνομα | Γέννηση | Βασιλεία | Διαδοχή | Ελληνικό Όνομα | Θάνατος |
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Valentinian I FLAVIVS VALENTINIANVS AVGVSTVS |
321 AD, Cibalae, Pannonia | 26 February 364 AD - 17 November 375 AD | Elected to replace Jovian by the army | Βαλεντινιανός Α' | 17 November 375 AD Natural causes |
Valens FLAVIVS IVLIVS VALENS AVGVSTVS |
328 AD, Cibalae, Pannonia | 28 March 364 AD - 9 August 378 AD | Brother of Valentinian I, appointed co-augustus (for the east) by him | Βάλης | 9 August 378 AD Killed in Battle of Adrianople against the Goths |
Gratian FLAVIVS GRATIANVS AVGVSTVS |
April 18/May 23 359 AD, Sirmium, Pannonia | 4 August 367 AD - 25 August 383 AD | Son of Valentinian I, appointed 'junior' Augustus by him in 367, became 'senior' augustus (for the west) after Valentinian's death. | Γρατιανός | 25 August 383 AD Murdered by rebellious army faction |
Valentinian II FLAVIVS VALENTINIANVS JVNIOR AVGVSTVS |
371 AD, Milan, Italia | 17 November 375 AD - 15 May392 AD | Son of Valentinian I, proclaimed emperor by Pannonian army after Valentinian's death; accepted as co-Augustus for the west by Gratian | Βαλεντινιανός Β' | 15 May392 AD Unclear; possibly murdered or commited suicide |
Θεοδοσίδες[]
Λατινικό Όνομα | Γέννηση | Βασιλεία | Διαδοχή | Ελληνικό Όνομα | Θάνατος |
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Theodosius I FLAVIVS THEODOSIVS AVGVSTVS |
11 January 347 AD, Cauca, Hispania | 1 January 379 AD - 17 January 395 AD | Appointed as Augustus for the east by Gratian after the death of Valens; became sole 'senior' Augustus after death of Valentinian II | Θεοδόσιος | 17 January 395 AD Natural causes |
Honorius FLAVIVS HONORIVS AVGVSTVS WEST |
9 September 384 AD, ? | 23 January 393 AD - 15 August 423 AD | Son of Theodosius I; Appointed as 'junior' Augustus for the west by Theodosius in 393 (after the death of Valentinian II); became 'senior' Augustus for the west after his father's death | Ονώριος | 15 August 423 AD Natural causes |
Constantius III FLAVIVS CONSTANTIVS AVGVSTVS WEST |
?, Naissus, Moesia Superior | 8 February 421 AD - 2 September 421 AD | Married to Theodosius I's daughter Galla Placidia, elevated to co-Augustus for the west by Honorius | Κωνστάντιος Γ' | 2 September 421 AD Natural causes |
Joannes WEST |
? | 27 August 423 AD - May 425 AD | A senior civil servant under Honorius, proclaimed emperor by Castinus; initially undisputed | Ιωάννης Σόλιδος | 2 September 421 AD Deafeated in battle by Theodosius II and Valentinian III, captured and executed |
Valentinian III FLAVIVS PLACIDIVS VALENTINIANVS AVGVSTVS WEST |
2 July 419 AD, Ravenna, Italia | 23 October 424 AD - 16 March 455 AD | Son of Constantius III, appointed Caesar for the west by Theodosius II after the death of Honorius, in opposition to the Joannes; became Augustus for the west after the defeat of Joannes | Βαλεντιανιανός Γ' | 16 March 455 AD Assassinated, possibly at the behest of Petronius Maximus |
The last emperors[]
Λατινικό Όνομα | Γέννηση | Βασιλεία | Διαδοχή | Ελληνικό Όνομα | Θάνατος |
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Petronius Maximus FLAVIVS ANICIVS PETRONIVS MAXIMVS AVGVSTVS |
c. 396 AD, ? | 17 March 455 AD - 31 May 455 AD | Proclaimed himself emperor with the support of the army, after the death of Valentinian III | Πετρώνιος Μάξιμος | 31 May 455 AD Murdered, probably stoned to death by the Roman mob |
Avitus EPARCHIVS AVITVS AVGVSTVS |
c. 385 AD, ? | 9 July 455 AD - 17 October 456 AD | Magister militum under Petronius Maximus, proclaimed emperor by the Visigoth king Theoderic after Petronius's death | Άβιτος | after 17 October 456 AD Deposed by his Magister militum, Ricimer; became bishop of Placentia; murdered at some point afterwards |
Majorian IVLIVS VALERIVS MAIORIANVS AVGVSTVS |
November 420 AD, ? | April 457 AD - 2 August 461 AD | Appointed emperor by Ricimer | Μαζοριανός | 7 August 461 AD Deposed by his troops (probably at the behest of Ricimer); died shortly afterwards in unclear circumstances |
Libius Severus LIBIVS SEVERVS AVGVSTVS |
?, Lucania, Italia | November 461 AD - August 465 AD | Appointed emperor by Ricimer | Λίβιος Σεβήρος | August 465 AD Probably assassinated by Ricimer |
Anthemius PROCOPIVS ANTHEMIVS AVGVSTVS |
c. 420 AD | 12 April 467 AD - 11 July 472 AD | Appointed emperor by Ricimer, with the backing of the eastern emperor Leo I | Ανθέμιος | 11 July 472 AD Executed by Ricimer |
Olybrius FLAVIVS ANICIVS OLYBRIVS AVGVSTVS |
c. 420 AD | 11 July 472 AD] - 2 November 472 AD | Son-in-law of Valentinian III; appointed emperor by Ricimer | Ολύβριος | 2 November 472 AD Natural causes |
Glycerius | ? | March 473 AD - June 474 AD | Appointed emperor by Gundobad (Ricimer's successor) | Γλυκέριος | after 480 AD Deposed by Julius Nepos, became Bishop of Salona, time and manner of death unknown |
Julius Nepos | c. 430 AD, ? | June 474 AD - 28 August 475 AD (in Italy); - Spring 480 AD (in Gaul and Dalmatia) | Nephew-in-law of the eastern emperor Leo I, appointed emperor in opposition to Glycerius | Ιούλιος Νέπως | 480 AD Deposed in italy by Flavius Orestes, ruled in exile until assassination in 480 |
Romulus Augustus or Romulus Augustulus | ? | 31 October 475 AD - 4 September 476 AD (in Italy) | Appointed by his father, Flavius Orestes | Ρωμύλος Αύγουστος | after 480 AD Deposed by Odoacer, who then ruled in the name of Julius Nepos until the latter's death, which formally ended the western empire; fate unknown |
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