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    The document outlines the Roman emperors and succession from 284 A.D. to 324 A.D. It shows that Diocletian established the Tetrarchy system of rule with four emperors governing different regions. This system broke down after Diocletian's retirement in 305 A.D., leading to civil wars as various claimants vied for power, including Constantine I who emerged as sole ruler of both eastern and western portions of the Roman Empire by 324 A.D.

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    A flow chart describing Roman Tetrarchy preceding and during the divide of Rome

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    The document outlines the Roman emperors and succession from 284 A.D. to 324 A.D. It shows that Diocletian established the Tetrarchy system of rule with four emperors governing different regions. This system broke down after Diocletian's retirement in 305 A.D., leading to civil wars as various claimants vied for power, including Constantine I who emerged as sole ruler of both eastern and western portions of the Roman Empire by 324 A.D.

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    Roman Tetrarchy Guide

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    Allan Stott
    The document outlines the Roman emperors and succession from 284 A.D. to 324 A.D. It shows that Diocletian established the Tetrarchy system of rule with four emperors governing different regions. This system broke down after Diocletian's retirement in 305 A.D., leading to civil wars as various claimants vied for power, including Constantine I who emerged as sole ruler of both eastern and western portions of the Roman Empire by 324 A.D.

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    284 A.D.

    Diocletian

    285-293 A.D. 293-305 A.D. 305-306 A.D. Diocletian

    Diocletian

    Division of Rome (East and West) Galerius Maximian

    Maximian

    Constantius I Chlorus Flavius Severus

    Constantius I Chlorus

    306-307 A.D.

    Galerius

    Maximinus Daia

    Flavius Severus

    Constantine I (The Great)

    1/24/13

    Legitimate Tetrarchy 306-307 A.D. Galerius Maximinus Daia Constantine I (The Great)

    Secessionist Regime Flavius Severus Maximian Constantine I (The Great) Maxentius

    307-308 A.D. 308-324 A.D. 324 A.D.

    CIVIL WARS
    Constantine The Great

    1/24/13

    Constantine I Chlorus

    Fausta

    Constantius II (From the Tetrarchy)

    Constantine I (The Great)

    Constans

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    Emperor Succession Augustus 1/24/13

    Family Tree Lines

    Caesar

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