Magnus Maximus

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Magnus Maximus was a Roman general who became a usurper emperor in the late 4th century, ruling parts of the Western Roman Empire before being defeated and executed.

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Label Occurrences
Magnus Maximus canonical 2
usurper Magnus Maximus 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman emperor
Roman general
usurper
associatedWith usurpations in the late Roman Empire
birthName Magnus Maximus NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath execution by Theodosius I
centuryOfActivity 4th century
child Flavius Victor NERFINISHED
conflict civil wars of the late Roman Empire
war against Theodosius I
countryOfCitizenship Roman Empire
dateOfDeath 388
era Late Antiquity
ethnicGroup Roman
influenced later medieval Welsh origin legends
killedBy Theodosius I NERFINISHED
legacy remembered in later Welsh tradition as Macsen Wledig NERFINISHED
mannerOfDeath execution
notableEvent crossed into Gaul with British troops
defeated and captured at Aquileia
proclaimed emperor in Britain
notableWork administration of Britain, Gaul, and Hispania as emperor
occupation emperor
military commander
soldier
opponent Gratian NERFINISHED
Theodosius I NERFINISHED
Valentinian II NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Aquileia NERFINISHED
positionHeld Roman consul
Western Roman emperor
commander in Britain
regionOfActivity Britannia NERFINISHED
Gaul NERFINISHED
Hispania NERFINISHED
Western Roman Empire NERFINISHED
reignEnd 388
reignStart 383
religion Nicene Christianity NERFINISHED
ruled Britain NERFINISHED
Gaul NERFINISHED
Hispania NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
spouse Elena NERFINISHED
succeeded Gratian in control of Gaul and Britain
title Augustus NERFINISHED
wasDefeatedBy Theodosius I at the Battle of the Save

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Maximus hasNotableBearer Magnus Maximus
Gratian conflictWith Magnus Maximus
this entity surface form: usurper Magnus Maximus
Valentinian II associatedWith Magnus Maximus