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ROMAN EMPIRE Bear carefully in mind: the following list presents the appearance of a monarchic succession, and to modern ears "Emperor" is a kind of monarchic sovereign. But it was not thus to the people living within this state, at least not at first. To them, the Roman state was the "Principate" - rule by the first, primary, or chief leader. That such a ruler held imperium was a natural thing, but not necessarily signifying hereditary monarchy at all. Imperium was a condition or status held by many in Republican times. An Imperator (one who requires, or demands) was simply a supreme military commander, equivalent to a modern Field Marshal or Fleet Admiral. The only thing setting Octavian Caesar apart from his predecessors was that he had been granted imperium for life, and that he had been styled "Augustus" (revered one). Even his use of Caesar was merely a clan name, although it became imbedded as an imperial title later on.

  • The Roman Republic(& Consuls)..................509-27
  • JULIO-CLAUDIAN
  • Augustus....................................27 BCE-14 CE
  • Tiberius I......................................14-37
  • Gaius Caligula..................................37-41
  • Claudius I......................................41-54
  • Nero............................................54-68
  • "The Long Year"
  • Galba...........................................68-69
  • Otho...............................................69
  • Vitellius..........................................69
  • FLAVIAN
  • Vespasian.......................................69-79 with...
  • Titus...........................................73-81
  • Domitian........................................81-96
  • ANTONINE
  • Nerva...........................................96-98
  • Trajan..........................................98-117
  • Hadrian........................................117-138
  • Antoninus Pius.................................138-161
  • Marcus Aurelius................................161-180 with...
  • Lucius Verus...................................161-168 and then...
  • Commodus.......................................176-192
  • "Praetorian"
  • Helvius Pertinax.........................Jan.-Apr. 193
  • Didius Julianus....................................193
  • SEVERI
  • Septimus Severus...............................193-211 with...
  • Clodius........................................193-197 and then...
  • Caracalla......................................198-217 and also...
  • Geta...........................................209-212
  • MACRINE
  • Macrinus I.....................................217-218 with...
  • Macrinus II Junior.................................218
  • SEVERI
  • Elagabalus.....................................218-222
  • Severus Alexander..............................222-235
  • "The Barracks Emperors"
  • Maximinus......................................235-238
  • Gordian I..........................................238 with...
  • Gordian II.........................................238
  • Pupienus...........................................238 with...
  • Balbinus...........................................238
  • Gordian III....................................238-244
  • Philip I Arabicus..............................244-249 with...
  • Philip II Junior...............................247-249
  • Decius.........................................249-251
  • Gallus.........................................251-253
  • Valerianus I...................................253-260 with...
  • Gallienus (Augustus - East)....................253-268 and...
  • Valerianus II Junior (Caesar)..................256-258 and then...
  • Saloninus (Valerianus III - Caesar)............258-260
  • Claudius II Goth-Slayer........................268-270
  • Quintillus.........................................270
  • Aurelian.......................................270-275
  • Tacitus........................................275-276
  • Florian.................................July-Sept. 276
  • Probus.........................................276-282
  • CARIAN
  • Carus..........................................282-283
  • Carinus........................................283-285 and...
  • Numerian.......................................283-284 and then...
  • DIOCLETIAN
  • Diocletian (Augustus - East)...................284-305 d. 313/8 with...
    • Galerius (Caesar - East)..................293-305 d. 311
  • Maximianus I (Augustus - West).................285-305 with...
    • Constantius I Chlorus (Caesar - West).....293-305 d. 306
  • Galerius (Augustus - East).....................305-311
    • Maximinus Daia (Caesar - East)............305-311 d. 313 and...
  • Constantius I Chlorus (Augustus - West)........305-306
    • Severus (Caesar - West)...................305-306 and...
  • Constantine I the Great (Augustus).............306-337 and...
  • Maximianus I (rest.)(Usurper - Rome)...........306-308 d. 310: and...
  • Maxentius (Usurper - Rome).....................306-312 and...
    • Licinius (Caesar - West)..................308-311 and then becoming...
  • Licinius (Augustus - East).....................311-324 with...
    • Licinianus (Caesar - East)................317-323 and...
    • Crispus (Caesar - Gaul)...................317-324 and...
    • Constantine II (Caesar - West)............317-337 d. 340: and...
    • Martinianus (Caesar)..........................324 then...
    • Constantius II (Caesar - East)............323-337 with...
    • Constans (Caesar - West)..................333-337 d. 350: and...
    • Dalmatius (Caesar - Balkans & Greece).....335-337 and...
    • Hannibalianus (Rex Pontus & Armenia)......335-337 and...
  • Constantius II (Augustus - East)...............337-361 with...
  • Constantine II (Augustus - Far West)...........337-340 and...
  • Constans (Augustus - Middle to 340, then West).337-350 then...
  • Vetranio...........................................350 d. 356
  • Gallus.........................................350-354
  • Julian the Apostate............................361-363
  • Jovian.........................................363-364
  • VALENTINIAN
  • Valentinian I (West)...........................364-375 with...
  • Valens (East)..................................364-378 with...
  • Gratian (West).................................375-383 with...
  • THEODOSIAN
  • Theodosius I (East)............................379-395 with...
  • MAXIMINIAN
  • Maximinus II (West)............................383-387 and...
  • VALENTINIAN
  • Valentinian II (Central)..............383-387, 388-392 then...
  • EUGENIAN
  • Eugenius (West)................................392-394