Heraklonas

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Heraklonas was a short-reigning 7th-century Byzantine emperor, son of Heraclius, whose brief rule was marked by political turmoil and rapid overthrow.

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Heraklonas canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Byzantine emperor
human
alsoKnownAs Heraclius Herakleios
linked to: Heraclius

Heraclius II
Heraclius the Younger
linked to: Heraclius
associatedWith Byzantine Senate opposition
Martina regency
birthDate circa 626
birthPlace Constantinople
capitalDuringReign Constantinople
causeOfDeath unknown
conflictContext aftermath of Byzantine–Sasanian War
early stages of Arab–Byzantine wars
coRulerWith Heraclius Constantine
countryOfCitizenship Byzantine Empire
deathDate after 641
deathPlace Rhodes
dynasty Heraclian dynasty
era 7th century
father Heraclius
givenName Heraklonas
governmentTypeDuringReign autocracy
house Heraclian dynasty
languageOfCourt Greek
mother Martina
notableEvent forced to depose his mother Martina
mutilation and exile to Rhodes
overthrown in a political coup
notableFor political instability following the death of Heraclius
very short reign as Byzantine emperor
parentOf unknown
placeOfExile Rhodes
positionHeld Emperor of the Romans
predecessor Heraclius
reignEnd 641
reignStart 641
religion Chalcedonian Christianity
sibling Anastasia
Augustina
David
Fabius
Febronia
Heraclius Constantine
Martinos
style Basileus of the Romans
linked to: Basileus
successor Constans II
linked to: Emperor Constans II
title Augustus

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Heraclian dynasty hasMonarch Heraklonas
Heraclius successor Heraklonas
Heraclius child Heraklonas
Constantine III coRulerWith Heraklonas
Constantine III successor Heraklonas
Heraklonas givenName Heraklonas