Imperator Caesar Postumus Pius Felix Invictus Augustus

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Imperator Caesar Postumus Pius Felix Invictus Augustus was the full imperial style of Postumus, the 3rd-century Roman military commander who established and ruled the breakaway Gallic Empire in opposition to the central Roman authority.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 3rd-century Roman person ⓘ
Gallic emperor ⓘ
Roman emperor ⓘ
Roman imperial title ⓘ
breakaway Roman state ⓘ
usurper Roman emperor ⓘ
capital Colonia Agrippina ⓘ
contemporaneousWith Gallienus ⓘ
Valerian ⓘ
countryOfCitizenship Roman Empire ⓘ
currencyIssued Roman coins ⓘ
deathCause assassination ⓘ
deathYear 269 ⓘ
depictedOn Roman coinage ⓘ
endTime 274 ⓘ
era Crisis of the Third Century ⓘ
founded Gallic Empire ⓘ
givenName Postumus ⓘ
governmentForm monarchy ⓘ
hasFullImperialStyle Imperator Caesar Postumus Pius Felix Invictus Augustus ⓘ
heldBy Postumus ⓘ
killedBy his own troops ⓘ
knownFor establishing the Gallic Empire ⓘ
ruling independently of Rome ⓘ
language Latin ⓘ
militaryBranch Roman army ⓘ
militaryRank military commander ⓘ
modernName Cologne ⓘ
opposed Gallienus ⓘ
central Roman authority ⓘ
reignedOver Britannia ⓘ
Gallic Empire ⓘ
Gaul ⓘ
Germania ⓘ
Hispania ⓘ
linked to: Hispania (probable)
reignEnd 269 ⓘ
reignStart 260 ⓘ
religion Roman paganism ⓘ
startTime 260 ⓘ
successor Marius (Gallic emperor) ⓘ
linked to: Marius
titleLanguage Latin ⓘ
usedTitle Augustus ⓘ
Caesar ⓘ
Imperator ⓘ
Invictus ⓘ
Pius Felix ⓘ
linked to: Pius

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Postumus → claimedTitle → Imperator Caesar Postumus Pius Felix Invictus Augustus ⓘ
Postumus → hasFullImperialStyle → Imperator Caesar Postumus Pius Felix Invictus Augustus ⓘ