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Roman Empire in 314

Historical records for Roman Empire in 314, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

9Records
7Events
2Named people
5Places
3Categories

Historical records

July

3 July 314Battle of MardiaConstantine I the Great

Mardia · Warfare / Military

Defeats Licinius forcing him to sue for peace. As a result of the battle captures Ilyricum & Greece & retains Asia, Egypt & Thrace

3 July 314Battle of MardiaLicinius

Mardia · Warfare / Civil War

Forced to give up Llyricum & Greece to Constantine, retains Asia, Egypt & Thrace

3 July 314Battle of MardiaLicinius

Mardia · Warfare / Military

Defeated by Constantine & sues for peace

3 July 314Rule of EgyptConstantine I the Great

Warfare / Military

After wining the Battle of Mardia Constantine retains his rule over Egypt

3 July 314Rule of GreeceConstantine I the Great

Warfare / Military

After wining the Battle of Mardia Constantine extends his rule over Greece

3 July 314Rule of LlyricumConstantine I the Great

Llyricum · Warfare / Military

After wining the Battle of Mardia Constantine extends his rule over Llyicum

3 July 314Rule of ThraceConstantine I the Great

Thrace · Warfare / Military

After wining the Battle of Mardia Constantine extends his rule over Thrace

October

8 October 314Rule of BalkansConstantine I the Great

Balkans · Warfare / Military

Defeats Licinius, his co-emperor, who loses most of the Balkans

Other Events

314Council of ArlesConstantine I the Great

Arles · House / House of Constantine

Summons Bishops of the western world to the Council of Arles

Names involved

Constantine I the GreatLicinius

Places involved

ArlesBalkansLlyricumMardiaThrace

Provenance

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