January 193Reform of Armed ForcesPublius Helvius Pertinax
Attempts financial discipline and military reform.
Historical records for Roman Empire in 193, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Attempts financial discipline and military reform.
Is killed by Praetorian Guards after a short reign.
Is murdered by Praetorian Guards after a short reign.
Is killed by Praetorian Guards after a short reign.
Is killed by Praetorian Guards after a short reign.
Buys Praetorian support and is proclaimed emperor.
Wins imperial power after bidding for Praetorian support.
Marches on Rome after being proclaimed emperor by troops.
Is killed after Septimius Severus approaches Rome.
Takes Rome and ends Julianus claim to imperial power.
Supports Severuss claim to the throne after agreeing to be appointed Caesar
Assassinated by soldiers on the orders of the Senate
Is killed after Septimius Severus marches on Rome.
Septimus, Albinus & Pescennus Niger emerge as rival successors. Pertinax is assassinated by the Pretorian Guard
Septimus, Albinus & Pescennus Niger emerge as rival successors. Pertinax is assassinated by the Pretorian Guard
Septimus, Albinus & Pescennus Niger emerge as rival successors. Pertinax is assassinated by the Pretorian Guard
Septimus crushes Asellius Aemilianus in a Battle for the throne of Rome
Septimus crushes Asellius Aemilianus, supporter of Niger, in a Battle for Rome
Appointed Consul
Pertinax is assassinated by the Pretorian Guard
Assassinated by soldiers on the orders of the Senate
Is killed after Septimius Severus marches on Rome.
Appointed Governor of Britain
Accepts the Salutatio & his hailed by his troops, then marches on Rome
Founds the Severan Dynasty
Supports Severus during his march on Rome
Is killed after Septimius Severus marches on Rome.
Surrounds the Pretorian Guard by the Illyrian cavalry & strips them of arms & honors. Rome ceases to be a military city. Marches on Rome. Accepts the Salutatio & his hailed by his troops, then marches on Rome
Succeeds as Emperor of Rome
Succeeds as Emperor of Rome
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