Emperor Gordian III

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Emperor Gordian III was a young 3rd-century Roman emperor whose brief reign (238–244 AD) was marked by campaigns against the Sassanid Empire and relative internal stability following the Year of the Six Emperors.

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instanceOf 3rd-century Roman emperor
Roman emperor
historical figure
achieved victory at the Battle of Resaena
ageAtAccession about 13
alsoKnownAs Emperor Gordian III
surface form: Gordianus III

Marcus Antonius Gordianus Pius
surface form: Marcus Antonius Gordianus
appointedBy Roman Senate
associatedWith Third Gallic Legion
battle Battle of Resaena
becameAugustusInYear 238
becameCaesarInYear 238
birthDate 225
birthPlace Rome
burialPlace Shivta
surface form: Zaitha
cameToPowerDuring Year of the Six Emperors
campaignAgainst Sasanian Empire
causeOfDeath disputed
coinageDepicts Mars
Sol
Victory
conflict Roman–Persian Wars
surface form: Roman–Sasanian Wars
countryOfCitizenship Roman Empire
deathDate 244
deathPlace Mesopotamia
near Zaitha
dynasty Gordian dynasty
era Crisis of the Third Century
father Gordian II
fullName Marcus Antonius Gordianus Pius
grandfather Gordian I
heldRank Caesar
knownFor relative internal stability after 238
language Latin
militaryAdvisor Timesitheus
mother Antonia Gordiana
notableFor being one of the youngest Roman emperors
opponent Shapur I
positionHeld Roman emperor
possibleCauseOfDeath assassinated by his own troops
killed in battle
praetorianPrefect Philip the Arab
Timesitheus
predecessor Balbinus
Pupienus
regnalName Emperor Gordian III self-link
surface form: Gordian III
reignEnd 244
reignStart 238
religion Roman paganism
ruledOver Roman Empire
spouse Furia Sabinia Tranquillina
spouseFather Timesitheus
successor Philip the Arab
title Augustus
Pater Patriae
pontifex maximus
surface form: Pontifex Maximus

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El Jem Amphitheatre constructionStartReignOf Emperor Gordian III
Emperor Gordian III alsoKnownAs Emperor Gordian III
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Emperor Gordian III regnalName Emperor Gordian III self-link
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Herodian's History of the Roman Empire coversReignOf Emperor Gordian III
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UNESCO World Heritage Site (amphitheatre) builtDuringReignOf Emperor Gordian III
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Marcus Antonius Gordianus Pius alsoKnownAs Emperor Gordian III
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Marcus Antonius Gordianus Pius coinageDepicts Emperor Gordian III
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Year of the Six Emperors hasEmperor Emperor Gordian III
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Pupienus coRuler Emperor Gordian III
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Pupienus successor Emperor Gordian III
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Pupienus successorAsCoEmperor Emperor Gordian III
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Gordian dynasty namedAfter Emperor Gordian III
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Gordian dynasty notableMember Emperor Gordian III
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Gordian dynasty hasEmperor Emperor Gordian III
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Gordian dynasty hasTitle Emperor Gordian III
this entity surface form: Imperator Caesar Marcus Antonius Gordianus Pius Felix (Gordian III)
Antonia Gordiana child Emperor Gordian III
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Antonia Gordiana relative Emperor Gordian III
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Furia Sabinia Tranquillina spouse Emperor Gordian III
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Furia Sabinia Tranquillina marriedToEmperor Emperor Gordian III
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