Battle of Mons Seleucus

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The Battle of Mons Seleucus was a decisive clash in 353 AD in which the Roman emperor Constantius II defeated the usurper Magnentius, effectively restoring his sole rule over the Roman Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient battle
battle
after Battle of Mursa Major NERFINISHED
belligerent forces loyal to Constantius II
forces of Magnentius
chronology took place late in the reign of Constantius II
combatant Constantius II NERFINISHED
Magnentius NERFINISHED
conflict usurpation of Magnentius
country Roman Empire
date 353
era Late Antiquity
followedBy consolidation of Constantius II's rule
suicide of Magnentius
hasCause usurpation of the imperial throne by Magnentius
hasEffect elimination of Magnentius as political rival
strengthening of imperial central authority
historicalRegion Gaul NERFINISHED
location Gallia Narbonensis NERFINISHED
Western Roman Empire NERFINISHED
near modern La Bâtie-Montsaléon
namedAfter Mons Seleucus NERFINISHED
opponent Constantius II vs Magnentius
outcome Constantius II became sole Augustus of the Roman Empire NERFINISHED
participant Roman legions loyal to Constantius II
Roman legions loyal to Magnentius
partOf 4th-century Roman history
Roman civil wars NERFINISHED
reign of Constantius II
place Mons Seleucus NERFINISHED
pointInTime 353
relatedTo Battle of Mursa Major NERFINISHED
civil war between Constantius II and Magnentius
result decisive victory for Constantius II
defeat of Magnentius
restoration of Constantius II as sole Roman emperor
significance ended Magnentius' rebellion
reunified the Roman Empire under Constantius II
temporalContext after the death of Constans I
yearInRomanCalendar AD 353

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Magnentius battledAt Battle of Mons Seleucus
Battle of Mursa Major followedBy Battle of Mons Seleucus