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Roman Empire in 274

Historical records for Roman Empire in 274, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

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10Events
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2Places
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274Arrest of ZenobiaAurelian

House / House of Soldier Emperors

Captures Zenobia & marches her in chains trhough Rome

274Cult of EmesaAurelian

House / House of Soldier Emperors

Introduces the sun cult of Emesa which becomes the Cult of the Emperor

274Cult of EmperorAurelian

House / House of Soldier Emperors

Introduces the sun cult of Emesa which becomes the Cult of the Emperor

274Emperor WorshipAurelian

House / House of Soldier Emperors

Introduces the sun cult of Emesa which becomes the Cult of the Emperor. Assumes the title of "Lord & god"

274Independence of PalmyraAurelian

House / House of Soldier Emperors

Zenobia proclaims independence of her realm of Palmyra

274Independence of Roman EmpireAurelian

House / House of Soldier Emperors

Zenobia proclaims independence of her realm of Palmyra

274Invasion of Great BritainAurelian

House / House of Soldier Emperors

Britain is taken back into central Government & ruled directly from Rome

274Reballion of Rebels in ChalonsAurelian

Chalons · Warfare / Soldier Emperors

Suppresses a rebellion at Chalons & returns to Rome in triumph

274Rule of PalmyraAurelian

Palmyra · Warfare / Military

Aurelian captures Palmyra after Zenobia had proclaimed its independence

274Siege of PalmyraAurelian

Palmyra · Warfare / Military

Aurelian captures Palmyra after Zenobia had proclaimed its independence

Names involved

Aurelian

Places involved

ChalonsPalmyra

Provenance

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