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Roman Empire in 340

Historical records for Roman Empire in 340, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

10Records
6Events
3Named people
1Places
3Categories

Historical records

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340Assassination of Constantine IIConstantine II

Aquileia · Warfare / Civil War

The Empire splits into the East under Constantius II & the West under Constans. Death of Constantine II, killed by Constantius while invading Rome

340Constitution of Roman EmpireConstantius II

Government / Government of Roman Empire

The triple rule of the Empire ends when Constantine II dies

340Death of ConstansConstans

Aquileia · Warfare / Civil War

Death of Constantine II, kiled by Constans who now holds supreme power in the west

340Death of Constantine IIConstantine II

Aquileia · House / House of Constantine

Death of Constantine II, killed by Constantius while invading Rome

340Death of Constantine IIConstantine II

Aquileia · Warfare / Civil War

Death of Constantine II, killed by Constantius while invading Rome

340Invasion of RomeConstans

Warfare / Civil War

Constantine II marches against Rome

340Invasion of RomeConstans

Aquileia · Warfare / Civil War

Constans ambushes Constantine II & kills him then throws his body into the river Alsa

340Invasion of RomeConstantine II

Aquileia · Warfare / Civil War

Constans ambushes Constantine II & kills him then throws his body into the river Alsa

340Rule of EmpireConstans

Aquileia · Warfare / Civil War

Death of Constantine II, kiled by Constans who now holds supreme power in the west

340Rule of EmpireConstantius II

Aquileia · Warfare / Civil War

The Empire splits into the East under Constantius II & the West under Constans

Names involved

ConstansConstantine IIConstantius II

Places involved

Aquileia

Provenance

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