Emperors Flashcards

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2nd Julio Claudian

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Tiberius 14-37

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1st Julio Claudian

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Augustus 27bc-14ad

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3rd Julio Claudian

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Caligula 37-41

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4th Julio Claudian

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Claudius 41-54

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5th Julio Claudian

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Nero 54-68

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Year of the 4 emperors

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69: 68-69 Galba, Otho, Vitellius,& Vespasian 69-79

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1st Flavian

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Vespasian 69-79

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2nd Flavian

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Titus 79-81

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3rd Flavian

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Domitian 81-96

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1st 5 good emperors

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Nerva 96-98

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2nd 5 year emperors

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Trajan 98-117

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3rd 5 good emperors

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Hadrian 117-138

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4th 5 good emperors

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Antoninus Pius 138-161

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5th 5 good emperors

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Marcus Aurelius 161-180

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End of Pax Romana 1st 180-192

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Commodus

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2nd 193

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Pertinax

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3rd 193 bought empire

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Didius Julianus

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4th 193-211

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Septimius Severus

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18
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5th 211-217

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Caracalla

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19
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6th 217

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Macrinus

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20
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7th 218-222

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Helioglabus

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8th 222-235

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Alexander Severus

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1st of barracks emperors because they forced their way onto the throne through force : 235-238 the Thracian

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Maximinus

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2nd barracks (jointly)

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Gordian II & Gordian I 238

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3rd barracks (jointly)
Pupienus & Balbinus 238
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4th barracks
Gordian III 238-244
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5th barracks
Phillip the Arab 244-249
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6th barracks
Decius 249-251
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7th barracks
Gallus 251-253
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8th barracks
Aemilian 253
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9th barracks
Valerian 253-260
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10th barracks
Gallenius 260-268
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11th barracks
Claudius II 268-270
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12th barracks
Aurelian 270-275
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13th barrack
Tacitus 275
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14th barracks
Probus 276-282
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15th barracks
Carus 282-283
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16th barracks (jointly)
Carinus & Numerianus 284
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Empire split into east and west: west 286-305
Maximianus
39
286-305 east
Diocletian
40
West 305-306
Constantius Chlorus
41
305-311 east
Galerius
42
306-312 west
Maxentius
43
306-337 west and later all: overlap since both were declared as Augustus of the west
Constantine the great
44
307-323 east
Licinius
45
337-361 east later all
Constantius
46
337-340 west
Constantine II
47
Africa 337-350
Constans
48
361-363 all
Julian
49
363-364 all
Jovianus
50
364-375 west
Valentinian I
51
364-378 east
Valens
52
West 375 jointly
Gratian 375-392& Valentinian II 375-392
53
East later all 379-395
Theodosius I
54
Western empire 395-423
Honorius
55
Western empire 424
John
56
Western empire 425-455
Valentinian III
57
Western empire 455
Maximus
58
Western empire 455-456
Avitus
59
Western empire 457-461
Majoran
60
Western empire 461-465
Libius Severus
61
Western empire 465-467
Recimir
62
Western empire 467-472
Anthemius
63
Western empire 472
Olybrius
64
473
Glycerius
65
Western empire 473-475
Julius Nepos
66
Western empire 475-476 Rome was a pile of bricks
Romulus Augustus