Constantinian forces

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Constantinian forces were the Roman imperial troops loyal to Emperor Constantine the Great during his civil wars to secure sole rule over the empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman military force
imperial army faction
activeDuring Civil wars of Constantine the Great NERFINISHED
Tetrarchic civil wars NERFINISHED
early 4th century
allegiance Imperial Roman government under Constantine NERFINISHED
associatedWithEvent Edict of Milan context
associatedWithReligion Christianity
Roman paganism
commandedBy Constantine the Great NERFINISHED
Crispus NERFINISHED
Flavius Julius Constantius (Constantius Chlorus) in early phase
conflictWith Licinian forces NERFINISHED
Maxentian forces NERFINISHED
geographicFocus Balkans NERFINISHED
Eastern Mediterranean NERFINISHED
Western Roman Empire NERFINISHED
historicalRole securing Constantine’s sole emperorship
includedUnitType auxilia
cavalry
comitatenses
legions
limitanei
languageOfCommand Latin
loyalTo Constantine the Great NERFINISHED
militaryReformsInfluencedBy Diocletianic military reforms NERFINISHED
notableEngagement Battle of Chrysopolis NERFINISHED
Battle of Cibalae NERFINISHED
Battle of the Hellespont NERFINISHED
Battle of the Milvian Bridge NERFINISHED
operatedIn Roman Empire NERFINISHED
opposedFaction Licinian imperial forces NERFINISHED
Maxentian Praetorian Guard NERFINISHED
partOf Roman army NERFINISHED
primaryTheater Asia Minor NERFINISHED
Italian Peninsula NERFINISHED
Thrace NERFINISHED
resultedIn unification of Roman Empire under Constantine
successor Constantinian dynasty armies NERFINISHED
supportedClaimTo sole rule of the Roman Empire
supportedEmperorIn defeat of Licinius GENERATED
overthrow of Maxentius GENERATED
timePeriodEnd 337
timePeriodStart circa 306
usedSymbol Chi-Rho standard NERFINISHED
Labarum NERFINISHED
usedTactics late Roman combined-arms tactics

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Siege of Byzantium (324) conflictSide Constantinian forces