Statue of Valentinian II from
Aphrodisias (Arkeoloji Müzesi, İstanbul)
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Valentinianus
II: emperor of the Roman world (375-392).
Names:
- Autumn 371: Valentinianus
- 22 November 375: Valentinianus
Augustus
- 15 May 392: murdered by his
general Arbogast
Successor of: Valentinian
I
Relatives:
Main deeds:
- 375 Death of Valentinian
I; Gratianus
succeeds him; Valentinian II proclaimed emperor too; he rules in Italy
- 376 Consul
(with Valens
V); Gratianus in Rome
- 378 Consul II (with Valens VI); Valens defeated by
the Visigoths; Theodosius
I made emperor in the east
- 379 Valentinian II recognizes Theodosius
- 382 The altar of Victoria removed from the Curia
Julia; first senatorial
deputation, to Gratianus
- 383 Revolt of Magnus
Maximus; Gratianus
captured by Andragathius,
an officer of Magnus; executed
- 384 Valentinian
meets Theodosius I; second
senatorial deputation about the altar of Victoria in the Curia, to
Valentinian
II
- 386 Edict in favor of the Arians; conflict with
Ambrose of Milan
- 387 Consul III (with Eutropius); Magnus Maximus
invades Italy; Valentinian
flees to Theodosius in Thessalonica; Theodosius marries Galla
- 388 Reconquest of Italy; Edict against heretics;
death of Justina; reconquest
of Italy; restoration of Valentinian II;
third
senatorial deputation about the altar of Victoria in the Curia, to
Theodosius
- 388/389: Winter in Milan (with Theodosius)
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389, 13 June: Theodosius, Valentinian II, and the four-year-old Honorius visit Rome
- 389 Arbogast defeats the Franks; Theodosius visits
Rome
- 390 Consul IV (with Flavius Neoterius)
- 391 In Gaul
- 392 Fourth
senatorial deputation about the altar
of Victoria in the Curia, to Valentinian II
- 392, 15 May: Valentinian is killed
by Arbogast,
who supports the usurper Eugenius (suicide is possible)
Contemporary events
- 387 Conversion of Augustine
Succeeded by: Eugenius, Theodosius
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