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350 in Roman Empire

Explore 8 historical events and records for Roman Empire in 350.

Historical records for Roman Empire in 350

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January

Assassination of Constans

Magnentius ยท Autun ยท General ยท Warfare / Military

When the army grew dissatisfied with the behaviour of Roman Emperor Constans, it elevated Magnentius at Autun

Succession

Magnentius ยท Autun ยท General ยท Warfare / Military

Magnentius quickly attracts the loyalty of the provinces in Britannia, Gaul, and Hispania, in part because he proved to be far more tolerant towards both Christians and Pagans

Other events (month unknown)

Assassination of Constans

Constans ยท Warfare / Military

Death of Constans, killed during a rebellion led by Magnentius

Assassination of Constans

Magnentius ยท General ยท Warfare / Military

Death of Constans, killed during a rebellion led by Magnentius

Death of Constans

Constans ยท Warfare / Military

Death of Constans, killed during a rebellion led by Magnentius

Rebellion of Magnentius

Constans ยท Warfare / Military

Magnentius leads a rebellion during which Constans is killed. Magnentius is proclaimed Emperor by the legions in the Rhine & Danube

Succession

Constantius II ยท House / House of Constantine

Defeats Magnentius & becomes the sole ruler of the Empire

Verulamium Remains Occupied

Constantius II ยท Verulamium ยท Government / Government of Roman Empire

The town retained Roman occupation during the fourth century, although its urban structure changed as imperial administration evolved.

How these records were prepared

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