Julian of Pannonia
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Julian of Pannonia, Usurper.
Name commonly known as: Julian of Pannonia *** Pannonia was located in the
present-day western-half of Hungary *** Latin Roman Name: Marcus
Aurelius Sabinus Iulianus (Julianus) *** Reigned as Usurper: 284-285 AD *** Dynasty / Historical Period:
Crisis of the Third Century (235 - 284) the era of Illyrian Emperors
(268 - 285) *** Name of previous Emperor: His predecessor or the
legal Emperor before Julian of Pannonia was
Carinus
Place and Date of Death:
285 in Verona *** Name of next Emperor:
The next legal successor to Julian of Pannonia was
Diocletian
Julian of Pannonia,
the Usurper - Roman Coins, or coinage
Julian of Pannonia was a usurper. Usurper is a term used to
describe an illegal claimant to the throne without securing
"the consent of the governed." Usurpers were a common
feature of the late Roman Empire, especially from the crisis
of the third century onwards. Every new emperor, either
legal or illegal, marked the beginning of his rule by
minting new coins, both for the prestige of declaring
oneself as Augustus and to pay the loyal soldiers their
share. Roman coins, or coinage, is often the only evidence
of a determined usurpation such as that of Julian of
Pannonia.
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The excesses of the evil emperor Carinus led to rebellion in
the Roman Empire. The main contenders were Julian of
Pannonia and Diocletian. Julian revolted in Pannonia and was
declared emperor by his troops and supporters. Julian began
to march against Italy to meet Carinus. Carinus and his army
defeated and killed Julian of Pannonia early in 285 in
Verona. Carinus was finally defeated by Diocletian who
became the next emperor.
Julian of Pannonia
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