Succession
Succeeds as Emperor of the Eastern Roman Empire
Role range: 0308-0324
Follow Licinius through 17 dated historical records for Roman Empire.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Succeeds as Emperor of the Eastern Roman Empire
Role range: 0308-0324
Appointed Augustus at the Conference of Carnuntum
Role range: 0308-0324
Given control over the Danube, Illyricum & most of the West. Appointed Augustus at the Conference of Carnuntum
Role range: 0308-0324
Given control over the Danube, Illyricum & most of the West
Role range: 0308-0324
Galerius dies & Maximus II Daia, ruler of Egypt & Syria attempts to capture Thrace
Role range: 0308-0324
Defeats Maximus II Daia in battle
Licinius eliminates the Caesar Maximin Daia
Role range: 0308-0324
Licinius unifies the whole of the Eastern Empire under his rule
Role range: 0308-0324
Agrees on a policy of Christian toleration
Role range: 0308-0324
Marries Constantines sister Constanta, temporally uniting the 2 halves of the Empire
Role range: 0308-0324
Victory enables Licinius to become the ruler of the east. Daia marches from Syria with 70,000 but is defeated by Licinius in Asia Minor
Role range: 0308-0324
Daia marches from Syria with 70,000 but is defeated by Licinius in Asia Minor
Role range: 0308-0324
Forced to give up Llyricum & Greece to Constantine, retains Asia, Egypt & Thrace
Role range: 0308-0324
Defeated by Constantine & sues for peace
Constantine persues a defeated army of Goths into Licinius territory & war resumes
Role range: 0308-0324
Constantine defeats Licinius & unites the 2 halves of the Empire under his sole rule
Role range: 0308-0324
Constantine defeats Licinius during a naval Battle after the Battle of Adrianople
Role range: 0308-0324
These dates and descriptions come from the historical_events database. Exact duplicate records have been collapsed. Names are grouped by the country, Name 2 and Name 1 fields; records with missing Name 2 cannot be reliably assigned to an individual biography. Check the underlying sources before formal citation.