Constantine Ii (Roman Emperor)
| Constantine II | |
|---|---|
| Roman Emperor | |
Constantine II. | |
| Reign | |
| 9 September 337 - April 340 (~ 3 years) | |
| Period | Constantinian |
| Predecessor (s) | Constantine I |
| Co-emperor (s) | I. Constant and Constantius II |
| Successor (s) | I. Constant and Constantius II |
| Biography | |
| Birth | 7 August 314 - Arles ( Narbonne ) |
| Original Name | Flavius Claudius Constantinus |
| Deaths | April 340 (25) Aquileia ( Venice ) |
| Father | Constantine I |
| Mother | Fausta |
| List of Roman Emperors | |
Constantine II (born August 7 314 in Arles , d. 340 ) is the son of Emperor Constantine I , who proclaimed Caesar in 317 , he became Roman emperor from 337 to 340.
Biography
In 332 , he led a victorious military expedition against the Goths.
In 335 , his father gives responsibilities to his three son, Constantine, Constantius and Constant and his two nephews Dalmatius and Hannibalien.
In 337 , the death of the Emperor Constantine , his son massacred his nephews and share the empire. On 9 September 337 , Constantine II was declared Augustus by the Senate , with his brothers Constantine II and I. Constant.
Constantine II provinces of Britain , of Gaul and Hispania , Constantius II , the provinces of Asia , to East of Bridge and Thrace and I. Constant , those of Italy , of Africa , of Pannonia , of Dacia and Macedonia.
Constantine II and Constant can not agree. Wanting to take the Italian to Constant , Constantine II was killed in April 340 at the battle of Aquileia. Its provinces pass Constant.
| Preceded by: | According to: | Followed by: |
|---|---|---|
| Constantine I ( 310 - 337 ) | Constantine II ( 337 - 340 ) Constant I. ( 337 - 350 ) Constantius II ( 337 - 361 ) | Constant I. ( 337 - 350 ) Constantius II ( 337 - 361 ) |

