Nepotianus
Roman Emperor; briefly ruled in 350 AD
Born
None
None years ago
Died
June 30th, 350
1675 years ago — None years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Rome
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Ruled as a usurper in Rome during the year 350 AD. After the assassination of the Emperor Constans, claimed the title of emperor, although the reign lasted only a short time. His rule faced immediate opposition from the forces of Constantius II, leading to his eventual defeat. Reportedly associated with the military campaign that attempted to assert control over the western provinces of the Roman Empire. Little is known about his actions prior to his ascendance to power, and the details surrounding his rule and downfall remain scarce in historical records.
Ruled as a usurper in Rome in 350 AD
Defeated by forces loyal to Constantius II
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