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Roman Empire in 251

Historical records for Roman Empire in 251, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

11Records
8Events
5Named people
1Places
2Categories

Historical records

Other Events

251Assassination of Decius TraianusDecius Traianus

Abricium · Warfare / Roman Empire-Gothic War

Death of Decius & his son Herennius, assassinated

251Assassination of Herennius EtruscusHerennius Etruscus

Abricium · House / House of Soldier Emperors

Death of Decius & his son Herennius, assassinated

251Battle of AbriciumDecius Traianus

Abricium · Warfare / Roman Empire-Gothic War

Death of Decius Traianus, fighting the Goths

251Death of Decius TraianusDecius Traianus

Abricium · Warfare / Roman Empire-Gothic War

Death of Decius & his son Herennius, assassinated

251Death of Herennius EtruscusHerennius Etruscus

Abricium · House / House of Soldier Emperors

Death of Decius & his son Herennius, assassinated

251Death of HostillianHostillian

House / House of Soldier Emperors

Death of Hostillian, from the plague

251PeaceGallus

Warfare / Roman Empire-Gothic War

Makes peace with the Goths

251SuccessionGallus

House / House of Soldier Emperors

Succeeds as Emperor of Rome, concludes peace with the Goths

251SuccessionHerennius Etruscus

House / House of Soldier Emperors

Created "Augustus", elder son of Trajan Decius

251SuccessionHostillian

House / House of Soldier Emperors

Created "Augustus", younger son of Trajan Decius

251SuccessionVolusian

House / House of Soldier Emperors

Son of Trebonianus Gallus. Rules jointly with his father

Names involved

Decius TraianusGallusHerennius EtruscusHostillianVolusian

Places involved

Abricium

Provenance

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