Antonine period

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The Antonine period was a high point of the Roman Empire in the 2nd century AD, marked by relative peace, prosperity, and the rule of emperors such as Antoninus Pius and Marcus Aurelius.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical period
period of the Roman Empire
alsoKnownAs age of the Five Good Emperors
characterizedBy cultural flourishing
economic growth
extensive road network
flourishing trade
high degree of urbanization
legal development
philosophical activity
prosperity
relative internal stability
relative peace
territorial stability
country Roman Empire
endTime 192
late 2nd century AD
followedBy Severan period
linked to: Severan dynasty
follows Flavian dynasty
Nerva–Antonine transition
hasCapital Rome
hasEmperor Antoninus Pius
Commodus
Hadrian
Lucius Verus
Marcus Aurelius
Nerva
Trajan
hasPart reign of Antoninus Pius
reign of Commodus
reign of Hadrian
reign of Lucius Verus
reign of Marcus Aurelius
reign of Nerva
reign of Trajan
includesEvent Antonine Plague
Bar Kokhba revolt
linked to: Jewish–Roman wars

Marcomannic Wars
language Greek
Latin
locatedInTime 2nd century AD
namedAfter Antoninus Pius
partOf Roman Empire
peakOf Pax Romana
Roman imperial power
religion Roman polytheism
startTime 96
late 1st century AD

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Capture of Artaxata era Antonine period
Marcus Statius Priscus era Antonine period
Bruttia Crispina era Antonine period
Annia Cornificia Faustina associatedWith reign of Marcus Aurelius
linked to: Antonine period
Annia Aurelia Galeria Lucilla associatedWith reign of Marcus Aurelius
linked to: Antonine period
Magura hill necropolis usedDuring Roman Imperial period
linked to: Antonine period
Roman Empire under Trajan and Hadrian precedes Roman Empire under the Antonine emperors
linked to: Antonine period