Co-Emperor
Becomes co-emperor with Marcus Aurelius.
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Becomes co-emperor with Marcus Aurelius.
Dies at Lorium after a long peaceful reign.
Death of Antonious Pius
Succeeds Antoninus Pius and rules jointly with Lucius Verus.
Succeeds Antoninus Pius and shares rule with Lucius Verus.
Commodus is born at Lanuvium as a son of Marcus Aurelius and Faustina the Younger.
Faustina gave birth to the twins Commodus and Titus Aurelius Fulvus Antoninus at Lanuvium.
Commodus is born with a twin brother, Titus Aurelius Fulvus Antoninus, who dies in childhood.
After Antoninus Pius died, the Senate deified him and his successors honored his memory with a commemorative column.
The Parthian War begins early in his reign.
Marcus assumed the office of pontifex maximus after becoming emperor.
Marcus held his third consulship in the year he became emperor.
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