Constantius II

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Constantius II was a 4th-century Roman emperor who ruled much of the Eastern Roman Empire and played a key role in the religious and political struggles following Constantine the Great’s reign.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 4th-century Roman emperor
Byzantine emperor
Roman emperor
ancient Roman politician
appointedAsCaesarBy Constantine the Great
linked to: Constantinus Magnus
birthDate 317-08-07
birthPlace Sirmium
burialPlace Church of the Holy Apostles
causeOfDeath illness
conflictWith Sasanian Empire
convenedCouncil Council of Rimini
Council of Seleucia
Council of Sirmium
countryOfCitizenship Roman Empire
dateOfElevationAsAugustus 337
dateOfElevationAsCaesar 324
deathDate 361-11-03
deathPlace Mopsuestia
dynasty Constantinian dynasty
ethnicGroup Romans
father Constantine the Great
linked to: Constantinus Magnus
givenName Flavius Julius Constantius
linked to: Julius Constantius
involvedIn Arian controversy
issuedEdict laws against pagan sacrifices
mother Fausta
notableBattle Battle of Mursa Major
Battle of Singara
opponent Julian the Apostate
Magnentius
Vetranio
participatedIn Roman–Persian Wars
positionHeld Roman consul
Roman emperor
predecessor Constantine the Great
linked to: Constantinus Magnus
reignedOver Eastern Roman Empire
linked to: Byzantine Empire

Roman Empire
reignEnd 361
reignStart 337
relative Julian the Apostate
religion Christianity
religiousOrientation Arian Christianity
sibling Constans I
linked to: Constans

Constantina
Constantine II
Helena (daughter of Constantine I)
spouse Eusebia
Fausta (first wife of Constantius II)
Maxima (wife of Constantius II)
successor Julian the Apostate
title Augustus
Pontifex Maximus
linked to: pontifex maximus

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Constantine the Great child Constantius II
Constantine the Great successor Constantius II
Sirmium associatedWithEmperor Constantius II
Crispus sibling Constantius II
Constantina sibling Constantius II
Caesar (imperial title) heldBy Constantius II
subject linked to: Caesar
Fausta child Constantius II
Constantinian dynasty notableMember Constantius II
Flavius notableBearer Flavius Julius Constantius (Constantius II)
linked to: Constantius II
Constantine II sibling Constantius II
Constantine II coRuler Constantius II
Constans coEmperorWith Constantius II
Constans sibling Constantius II
Constantinus Magnus child Constantius II
Constantinus Magnus successor Constantius II
Trinitarian controversies of the 4th century involves Emperor Constantius II
linked to: Constantius II
Libanius contemporaryOf Emperor Constantius II
linked to: Constantius II
Lateran Obelisk inscribedFor Constantius II
Lateran Obelisk broughtToRomeBy Constantius II
Pope Liberius opponent Emperor Constantius II
linked to: Constantius II
Pope Liberius exiledBy Emperor Constantius II
linked to: Constantius II
Pope Liberius contemporary Constantius II
Flavius Julius Crispus sibling Constantius II
Crispus sibling Constantius II
Eusebius of Nicomedia associatedWith Constantinus II
linked to: Constantius II
Dalmatius relative Constantius II
Gallus appointedBy Constantius II
Gallus servedUnder Constantius II
Gallus executedBy Constantius II
House of Constantine notableMember Constantius II
Flavius Dalmatius (the elder) relative Constantius II
Ammianus Marcellinus servedUnder Constantius II
Constantius Gallus appointedBy Constantius II
Constantius Gallus ruledUnder Constantius II
Constantius Gallus orderedBy Constantius II
Julian the Apostate appointedCaesarBy Constantius II
Julian the Apostate predecessor Constantius II
Theodora relative Constantius II
Fausta (first wife of Constantius II) notableRelation Roman emperor Constantius II
linked to: Constantius II
Battle of Singara hasParticipant Constantius II
Council of Seleucia convenedBy Constantius II
Eusebia spouse Constantius II