Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Augustus

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Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Augustus, better known as Elagabalus, was a Roman emperor of the Severan dynasty (reigning 218–222 CE) notorious for his religious reforms, eccentric behavior, and eventual assassination.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman emperor
human
member of the Severan dynasty
associatedWithDeity Elagabal NERFINISHED
birthDate 0203-00-00
birthPlace Emesa NERFINISHED
Syria NERFINISHED
broughtRelic black stone of Emesa NERFINISHED
broughtRelicTo Rome NERFINISHED
cameToPowerBy overthrow of Macrinus
causeOfDeath assassination
murder
citizenship Roman Empire
cognomen Antoninus NERFINISHED
countryRuled Roman Empire NERFINISHED
cousin Severus Alexander NERFINISHED
cultPromoted Elagabal NERFINISHED
Sol Invictus Elagabal NERFINISHED
deathDate 0222-03-11
deathPlace Roman Empire NERFINISHED
Rome
dynasty Severan dynasty NERFINISHED
era Crisis of the Third Century (prelude) NERFINISHED
governedFrom Rome NERFINISHED
grandmother Julia Maesa NERFINISHED
hasAlias Elagabalus NERFINISHED
Heliogabalus NERFINISHED
heldTitle Augustus NERFINISHED
house Severan dynasty NERFINISHED
killedBy Praetorian Guard NERFINISHED
mother Julia Soaemias NERFINISHED
nomen Aurelius NERFINISHED
notableFor conflict with the Roman Senate
eccentric behavior
religious reforms
sexual and gender nonconformity in ancient sources
positionHeld Roman emperor
praenomen Marcus NERFINISHED
predecessor Macrinus NERFINISHED
reignEnd 0222-03-11
reignStart 0218-05-16
religion Roman polytheism
sexOrGender male
succeededBy Severus Alexander NERFINISHED
successor Severus Alexander NERFINISHED
supportedBy Julia Maesa NERFINISHED
Syrian legions NERFINISHED
timePeriod 3rd century
Severan period NERFINISHED
yearOfBirth 0203
yearOfDeath 0222

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Elagabalus alsoKnownAs Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Augustus