House of Constantine

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The House of Constantine was a Roman imperial dynasty that began with Emperor Constantine the Great and ruled the Roman Empire during the early 4th century, overseeing its Christianization and major political transformations.

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House of Constantine canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman imperial dynasty
imperial house
capital Constantinople
Rome
country Roman Empire
dynasticTitle Augustus
Caesar
endTime 363
era Late Antiquity
founder Constantine the Great
linked to: Constantine I
governmentForm autocracy
knownFor Christianization of the Roman Empire
administrative reforms
military campaigns against rival emperors
promotion of Constantinople as imperial capital
language Greek
Latin
namedAfter Constantine the Great
linked to: Constantine I
notableMember Constans I
linked to: Constans

Constantina
Constantine II
Constantine the Great
linked to: Constantine I

Constantius Gallus
Constantius II
Crispus
Fausta
Helena
Julian
linked to: Julian the Apostate
politicalSystem dominate
predecessor Tetrarchic emperors
religion Christianity
significantEvent Battle of the Milvian Bridge
Council of Nicaea
Edict of Milan
Foundation of Constantinople
startTime 306
successor Theodosian dynasty
Valentinianic dynasty
territoryIncludes Africa Proconsularis
Asia Minor
Balkans
Egypt
linked to: Egypt Eyalet

Gaul
Hispania
linked to: Iberian Peninsula

Italy
Palestine
Syria
usedReligionPolicy toleration of Christianity
usedSymbol Chi-Rho
linked to: Chi-Rho monogram

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Constantinian dynasty dynasticHouse House of Constantine
Flavius Julius Crispus imperialHouse House of Constantine