Conference of Carnuntum

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The Conference of Carnuntum was a high-level meeting of Roman emperors and officials in 308 AD that sought to resolve the political crisis of the Tetrarchy and restore stability to the Roman Empire.

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instanceOf Roman imperial conference
historical event
concerns Roman imperial succession NERFINISHED
civil conflict in the Roman Empire
dealtWith legitimacy of rival emperors
succession within the Tetrarchy
followed initial abdication of Diocletian and Maximian in AD 305
outbreak of civil wars among Tetrarchs
hasAlternativeName Imperial conference at Carnuntum NERFINISHED
hasChronologicalContext early 4th century AD
hasDate AD 308
hasLanguageContext Latin
hasLocation Carnuntum NERFINISHED
Pannonia NERFINISHED
Roman Empire NERFINISHED
hasParticipant Diocletian NERFINISHED
Galerius NERFINISHED
Maximian NERFINISHED
hasPurpose to resolve the political crisis of the Tetrarchy
to restore stability to the Roman Empire
hasSignificance attempt to preserve the Tetrarchic system
important episode in Roman constitutional history
key moment in the rise of Constantine
isDocumentedIn late antique historical sources
isPartOf Crisis of the Third Century aftermath
history of the Late Roman Empire
preceded Battle of the Milvian Bridge NERFINISHED
civil war between Constantine and Maxentius
resultedIn appointment of Licinius as Augustus in the West
confirmation of Galerius as senior Augustus
demotion of Maxentius by denying him imperial legitimacy
exclusion of Constantine from the rank of Augustus
forced second abdication of Maximian
reorganization of the Tetrarchic college of emperors
tookPlaceDuring Tetrarchy NERFINISHED
tookPlaceIn Roman province of Pannonia Superior NERFINISHED
wasConvenedBy Diocletian NERFINISHED

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Carnuntum hostedEvent Conference of Carnuntum