30 April 313Death of LiciniusLicinius
Licinius eliminates the Caesar Maximin Daia
Historical records for Roman Empire in 313, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Licinius eliminates the Caesar Maximin Daia
Licinius unifies the whole of the Eastern Empire under his rule
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
Return of Church property & elimination of cults of the state. Religious freedom & equality for Christianity
Christianity was illegal in the empire until the emperors Constantine and Licinius agreed in 313 to what became known as the Edict of Milan
Agrees on a policy of Christian toleration
Daia marches from Syria with 70,000 but is defeated by Licinius in Asia Minor
Marries Constantines sister Constanta, temporally uniting the 2 halves of the Empire
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