Information

Name: Early Tetrarchic Period

Type: Event

Start: 286

End: 294

Parents: Civil wars of the Tetrarchy

event Early Tetrarchic Period: All Data

This page is about the data available for this event, the chronology of the event is available here.

The Tetrarchy was the system instituted by Roman emperor Diocletian in 293 AD to govern the ancient Roman Empire by dividing it between two emperors, the augusti, and their junior colleagues and designated successors, the caesares. This marked the end of the Crisis of the Third Century.

Article 1

Events Navigation: Early Tetrarchic Period

1. Maximum Historical Extents during Events

Involving Nations

map_chart iconrome: Maximal extension of the nation during the Early Tetrarchic Period

Involving Polities

map_chart iconDiocletian: East: Maximal extension of the polity during the Early Tetrarchic Period

map_chart iconMaximian: West: Maximal extension of the polity during the Early Tetrarchic Period

map_chart iconRoman Empire: Maximal extension of the polity during the Early Tetrarchic Period

2. Lists and Timelines of Countries involved in the Event

list iconEarly Tetrarchic Period: List of nations involved in the event.

list iconEarly Tetrarchic Period: List of polities involved in the event.

timeline iconTimeline of nations involved in the Early Tetrarchic Period

timeline iconTimeline of polities involved in the Early Tetrarchic Period

3. Monthly Summaries of Events

summary iconEarly Tetrarchic Period: Summary of the Changes (Sub-Saharan Africa)

Involving Nations

summary iconEarly Tetrarchic Period: Summary of the Changes (Mediterranean) for rome

Involving Polities

summary iconEarly Tetrarchic Period: Summary of the Changes (Mediterranean) for Constantius: West

summary iconEarly Tetrarchic Period: Summary of the Changes (Central Asia) for Diocletian: East

summary iconEarly Tetrarchic Period: Summary of the Changes (Europe) for Galerius: East

summary iconEarly Tetrarchic Period: Summary of the Changes (Mediterranean) for Maximian: West

summary iconEarly Tetrarchic Period: Summary of the Changes (Sub-Saharan Africa) for Roman Empire

4. Time Series of Territorial Changes

statistic iconTime Series of all Territorial Changes during the Early Tetrarchic Period

Involving Nations

statistic iconrome: Time Series of all Territorial Changes during the Early Tetrarchic Period

Involving Polities

statistic iconGalerius: East: Time Series of all Territorial Changes during the Early Tetrarchic Period

statistic iconConstantius: West: Time Series of all Territorial Changes during the Early Tetrarchic Period

statistic iconDiocletian: East: Time Series of all Territorial Changes during the Early Tetrarchic Period

statistic iconRoman Empire: Time Series of all Territorial Changes during the Early Tetrarchic Period

statistic iconMaximian: West: Time Series of all Territorial Changes during the Early Tetrarchic Period

5. Time Series of Historical Population and Area

Involving Nations

statistic iconrome: time series of its population and area during the Early Tetrarchic Period

Involving Polities

statistic iconConstantius: West: time series of its population and area during the Early Tetrarchic Period

statistic iconDiocletian: East: time series of its population and area during the Early Tetrarchic Period

statistic iconGalerius: East: time series of its population and area during the Early Tetrarchic Period

statistic iconMaximian: West: time series of its population and area during the Early Tetrarchic Period

statistic iconRoman Empire: time series of its population and area during the Early Tetrarchic Period

6. Events Navigation - Explore All Territorial Changes

summary iconEvents Navigation: Early Tetrarchic Period

summary iconEvents Navigation (Duration 1 Year): Early Tetrarchic Period

summary iconEvents Navigation (Duration 10 Years): Early Tetrarchic Period

All Territorial Changes involving specific Nations

summary iconEvents Navigation: rome during the Early Tetrarchic Period

All Territorial Changes involving specific Polities

summary iconEvents Navigation: Constantius: West during the Early Tetrarchic Period

summary iconEvents Navigation: Diocletian: East during the Early Tetrarchic Period

summary iconEvents Navigation: Galerius: East during the Early Tetrarchic Period

summary iconEvents Navigation: Maximian: West during the Early Tetrarchic Period

summary iconEvents Navigation: Roman Empire during the Early Tetrarchic Period

All Phersu Atlas Regions

Africa

Central AfricaCentral Africa

Eastern AfricaEastern Africa

North AfricaNorth Africa

Southern AfricaSouthern Africa

Western AfricaWestern Africa

Americas

CaribbeanCaribbean

Central AmericaCentral America

Northern AmericaNorthern America

South AmericaSouth America

Asia

Central AsiaCentral Asia

Eastern AsiaEastern Asia

Indian SubcontinentIndian Subcontinent

South-Eastern AsiaSouth-Eastern Asia

Western AsiaWestern Asia

Europe

BalkansBalkans

BalticBaltic

British IslesBritish Isles

CaucasusCaucasus

Central EuropeCentral Europe

Eastern EuropeEastern Europe

France and BeneluxFrance and Benelux

GreeceGreece

Iberian PeninsulaIberian Peninsula

Italian PeninsulaItalian Peninsula

ScandinaviaScandinavia

Oceania

AustralasiaAustralasia

Pacific IslandsPacific Islands