All Roman Emperors of The 4th Century Cronological Order

This video is a presentation of all roman emperors of the 4th century, in a cronological order. A period of major transition for the Roman Empire, which saw the rise of Christianity, intense power struggles, and the division between the East and West Roman Emperors. This century played a critical role in shaping the future of the Holy Roman Empire and the later Byzantine Empire. Including figures like Constantine I also known as Constantine The Great, Maximinus Daia, Licinius, and Constantine II, who shaped the early struggles of the period. We also look at important rulers such as Constantius II, Constans I, and Gallus Caesar, whose reigns were marked by religious conflict and military campaigns. Key emperors like Julian the Apostate, Jovian, and Valentinian I brought changes to the East and West, while others, like Valens, Gratian, and Valentinian II, faced external invasions and internal power struggles. The century closed with influential figures such as Theodosius I, Arcadius, Magnus Maximus, and Honorius, whose reigns significantly shaped the future of the empire. This episode highlights their roles in transforming Rome, leading to the eventual division into the Byzantine Empire and the Holy Roman Empire. Stay tuned as we journey through this pivotal moment in Roman history!
Watch the previous videos of roman emperors of 3rd century below:
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Which 4th-century Roman emperor do you think had the most impact on shaping the future of the Roman Empire? 🏛 Let me know in the comments! Don’t forget to like the video and subscribe for more deep dives into Roman history, from the rise of Christianity to the division of the empire! 🇷🇴 Next up: the 5th-century emperors! 🔥

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Definitely was Constantine the great