Arcadius
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Arcadius:
emperor of the East-Roman (Byzantine) empire (383-408).
Names:
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377: Flavius Arcadius
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19 January 383: Flavius Arcadius Augustus
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1 May 408: natural death
co-emperor of Honorius;
ruled in the east
Successor of: Theodosius
I
Relatives:
Main deeds:
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395 Death of Theodosius I; Arcadius and Honorius succeed their father;
Arcadius' main adviser is Eutropius; Alaric marches into Greece
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396 Arcadius consul
IV (with Honorius III); Alaric repelled by Stilicho
- 397 Birth of Flacilla
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398 Patriarch Nectarius dies; succeeded by John Chrysostom
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399 Revolt of Visigothic settlers in Phrygia; conspiracy of Gainas; fall
of Eutropius; in the Sasanian
Empire, Bahram IV is succeeded by Yazdgard I; birth of Pulcheria
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400 Gainas in Constantinople; praetorian
prefect Aurelian exiled; Gainas unable to control the city; streetfights;
Gainas leaves; return of Aurelian
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401 The Hunnish leader Uldin kills Gainas; birth of Theodosius and Flacilla
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402 Consul V (with Honorius V)
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403 Theodosius II consul (with Flavius Rumoridus); John Chrysostom sent
into exile by Eudoxia, but returns immediately
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404 John Chrysostom again exiled
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405 Anthemius appointed praetorian prefect
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406 Consul VI (with Flavius Anicius Petronius Probus); Honorius and pope
Innocentius demand John's return; Arcadius ignores their embassy
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407 Theodosius II consul II (with Honorius VII); death of John Chrysostom
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408 Death of Arcadius; Anthemius is guardian of Theodosius II
Buildings:
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Constantinople: Column of Arcadius
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Diocaesarea: Northeastern gate
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Ephesus: Arcadian Road
Succeeded by: Theodosius
II
Contemporary events:
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