Imperator Caesar Postumus Pius Felix Invictus Augustus

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Imperator Caesar Postumus Pius Felix Invictus Augustus was the full imperial style of Postumus, the 3rd-century Roman military commander who established and ruled the breakaway Gallic Empire in opposition to the central Roman authority.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 3rd-century Roman person
Gallic emperor
Roman emperor
Roman imperial title
breakaway Roman state
usurper Roman emperor
capital Colonia Agrippina
contemporaneousWith Gallienus
Valerian
countryOfCitizenship Roman Empire
currencyIssued Roman coins
deathCause assassination
deathYear 269
depictedOn Roman coinage
endTime 274
era Crisis of the Third Century
founded Gallic Empire
givenName Postumus
governmentForm monarchy
hasFullImperialStyle Imperator Caesar Postumus Pius Felix Invictus Augustus
heldBy Postumus
killedBy his own troops
knownFor establishing the Gallic Empire
ruling independently of Rome
language Latin
militaryBranch Roman army
militaryRank military commander
modernName Cologne
opposed Gallienus
central Roman authority
reignedOver Britannia
Gallic Empire
Gaul
Germania
Hispania
linked to: Hispania (probable)
reignEnd 269
reignStart 260
religion Roman paganism
startTime 260
successor Marius (Gallic emperor)
linked to: Marius
titleLanguage Latin
usedTitle Augustus
Caesar
Imperator
Invictus
Pius Felix
linked to: Pius

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Postumus claimedTitle Imperator Caesar Postumus Pius Felix Invictus Augustus
Postumus hasFullImperialStyle Imperator Caesar Postumus Pius Felix Invictus Augustus