Maximinus Thrax

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Maximinus Thrax was a 3rd-century Roman emperor of Thracian origin, known for his military background, immense physical stature, and the turbulent reign that helped usher in the Crisis of the Third Century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 3rd-century Roman emperor
Roman emperor
Thracian Roman
human
soldier-emperor
activeYears early 3rd century
birthCentury 3rd century
birthPlace Thrace NERFINISHED
cameToPowerBy military coup
causeOfDeath execution by his own soldiers
child Maximus (son of Maximinus Thrax) NERFINISHED
conflict Roman–Germanic wars
internal Roman civil conflicts of 238
countryOfCitizenship Roman Empire
deathDate 238
deathPlace Aquileia NERFINISHED
depictedAs giant in later literary sources
dynasty Severan dynasty NERFINISHED
era Crisis of the Third Century NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Thracian
fullName Gaius Julius Verus Maximinus NERFINISHED
knownFor being the first emperor who never visited Rome during his reign
immense physical stature
military background
role in the Crisis of the Third Century
languageOfWorkOrName Latin
mannerOfDeath assassination
militaryRank centurion
legionary commander
notableEvent Senatorial revolt of 238 NERFINISHED
overthrow of Severus Alexander in 235
opponent Germanic tribes NERFINISHED
Senate of Rome NERFINISHED
positionHeld Roman emperor
commander in the Roman army
predecessor Severus Alexander NERFINISHED
reignEnd 238
reignStart 235
religion Roman paganism NERFINISHED
residence military camps along the Rhine and Danube frontiers
sexOrGender male
spouse Caecilia Paulina NERFINISHED
successor Balbinus NERFINISHED
Gordian I NERFINISHED
Gordian II NERFINISHED
Pupienus NERFINISHED
title Imperator Caesar Gaius Julius Verus Maximinus Augustus NERFINISHED

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Severus Alexander successor Maximinus Thrax
Year of the Six Emperors hasEmperor Maximinus Thrax
Pupienus predecessor Maximinus Thrax
Gordian II opponent Maximinus Thrax
Gordian II predecessor Maximinus Thrax
Gordian I predecessor Maximinus Thrax
Gordian I opposedBy Maximinus Thrax