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Theodosius I
(c. 346-17 January 395)
Theosia the First
or
Dudos the First
, original name
Flavius Theodosius
, also known as
Theodosius the Great
It was the Roman Empire
The Theodosian dynasty
(379-17 January 395) The first emperor, and the last to rule the united Roman Empire, was born today
Spain
Segovia
He was born into a Christian family and served in the army with his father Theodosius.
In 374, Theodosius I became the military governor of Mercia. In 379, Theodosius I was crowned emperor
Gratian
He was appointed co-emperor to rule the eastern part of the Roman Empire. In 392, he ruled the entire Roman Empire. In 393 he thought
Ancient Olympic Games
Contrary to Christian fundamentalism, it is a pagan activity, and the following year announced the abolition of the ancient Olympic Games.
In 395 AD, Theodosius I died. On his deathbed he divided the Roman Empire between his two sons, sealing the second
Honorius
(Honorius) for
Western Roman Empire
Emperor, eldest son
Arcadius
(Arcadius) for
Eastern Roman Empire
Emperor, the Roman Empire was officially divided into the Eastern and Western Roman Empires.
- eigenname
- Theodosius I
- alias
- Flavius Theodosius Augustus , Theodosius the Great
- Ethnic group
- Roman
- Place of Birth
- Corca/Italia, Province of Sisbania-Betica, Western Roman Empire
- Date of birth
- About 346 years
- Date of death
- January 17th, 395
- Major achievement
-
Abolition of the ancient Olympic Games
Proclaimed Nicene Christianity as the state religion
- Major achievement
- acquire Battle of Cold River The victory that reunified the Roman Empire
- Nagako
- Flavius Arcadius
- dyson
- Honorius
- Minister of order
- Flavius Stilico
- Foreign name
-
Theodosius I/Theodosius the Great
(English)
Flavius Theodosius Augustus (Latin)
Φλάβιος Θεοδόσιος (in Greek) - occupation
- Oh, Augustus / Julius Caesar / Impelatur
catalogue
Theodosius I was born around 346 in what is now Spain
Segovia
He was born into a Christian family and served in the army with his father Theodosius.
Coinage of Theodosius I
In 379, Theodosius I was crowned emperor
Gratian
Flavius Gratianus Augustus (lived 359-383, Roman Emperor 375-383) was appointed co-emperor, ruling over the eastern part of the Roman Empire. Theodosius I and
Saint Ambrose
There was a debate about the role of the Church in the affairs of the Empire and did not agree that the Church had political power.
Meet St. Ambrose
392 by
Arbogast
And the influence of the pagan movement initiated by Eugenius grew in Rome, and Theodosius launched a crusade against the West, in
Battle of Cold River
Win.
In 393, the Roman Emperor Theodosius I proclaimed
Christianity
for
State religion
It considered the ancient Olympic Games to be a pagan activity against Christian fundamentalism and was abolished the following year
Ancient Olympic Games
.
On January 17, 395, Theodosius died in Milan, leaving his two sons in the care of Flavius, a talented and loyal lieutenant
Stilico
General, and divided the empire between his two sons. thence
Division of the Roman Empire
The eastern and Western Roman Empires were never unified again.
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Encyclopedia x Mixed Knowledge: Illustrating the Division between East and West Rome
Encyclopedia x Mixed Knowledge: Illustrating the Division between East and West Rome
Theodosius I with from the present
Spain
His first wife, Aelia Flavia Flaccilla, had two sons and a daughter:
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Eldest Son: Arcadius (Flavius Arcadius, 377/378-408; Emperor of the Eastern Roman Empire, 17 January 395 -408)
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Second son: Flavius Augustus Honorius (Flavius Honorius, 384 -423; Emperor of the Western Roman Empire, 17 January 395 -423)
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Female: Aelia Pulcheria (lived 385-386) in 386 Aelia Flaccilla and the pawns of Pulcheria.
At the end of 387, Theodosius I married Valentinian I, who lived from 17 November 321-375 to 364-375
Roman emperor
His daughter, Flavia Galla, had two sons and a daughter:
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Son: Gratian (born 388, died early)
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Son: John (394) Galla and John pawn in labor.
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Adopted daughter: Senina, born and died unknown, was the niece of Theodosius I, who adopted her, married the general Flavius Stilico, and had a son Heraclius and two daughters.
During the reign of Theodosius I, he was
empire
Internal prohibition of all
heathenism
The form is thus established
Christianity
The orthodox status of the Church established the line of Christianization for the development of later history, making Christianity the dominant religion in late imperial and medieval Europe. For this reason, he is known as"
Great emperor
He became one of the few Roman rulers to receive the title of Great.
His untimely death was the result of 16 years of heavy duty accumulated by the "Imperator", the honorific title originally given to the "victorious general" who defended the land with a responsible army. Theodosius was the last Roman emperor to be worthy of this title
[1]
. After his death, the decline of the Roman Empire was irreversible, and finally the Western Roman Empire was declared extinct in 476 AD and Europe entered
Middle Ages
.
