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Name: Valentinianic dynasty

Type: Ruler

Role: Dynasty

Polity: Armenia (Roman Empire)

Icon Valentinianic dynasty, Dynasty (Armenia (Roman Empire)) : All Data

Valentinianic dynasty refers to a series of Roman emperors who ruled from 364 to 392 AD. The most prominent ruler of this dynasty was Emperor Valentinian I, who reigned from 364 to 375 AD. He ruled over the Roman Empire, which encompassed territories in Europe, Africa, and Asia. During his tenure, Valentinian I faced several significant conflicts, including the Gothic War (376-382 AD) and the Sarmatian War (374-375 AD). These wars were consistent with the calculated timespan of his rule and had a profound impact on the stability and security of the Roman Empire.

1. Maps of Maximum Historical Extents

map_chart iconArmenia (Roman Empire): Maximal extension of the polity during the rule of Valentinianic dynasty, Dynasty

2. Monthly Summaries of Events

summary iconArmenia (Roman Empire): Summary of the Changes (Middle East) during the tenure of Valentinianic dynasty, Dynasty

3. Time Series of Historical Population and Area

statistic iconArmenia (Roman Empire): time series of its population and area during the tenure of Valentinianic dynasty, Dynasty

4. Time Series of Territorial Changes

statistic iconArmenia (Roman Empire): Time Series of all Territorial Changes during the tenure of Valentinianic dynasty, Dynasty

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