Caesar of the East

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Caesar of the East was the junior imperial title held by Constantius Gallus, granting him subordinate rulership over the eastern provinces of the Roman Empire in the mid-4th century.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Caesar of the East canonical 2
Gallus Caesar 1

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Statements (29)

Predicate Object
instanceOf imperial title
junior imperial office
appliesToJurisdiction eastern provinces of the Roman Empire
appliesToPeriod mid-4th century
country Roman Empire
dateOfEstablishment AD 351
endTime AD 354
grantedBy Constantius II
hasDuties defense of the eastern frontier
military command in the eastern provinces
provincial administration in the eastern Roman Empire
hasRank junior to Augustus
hasTitleComponent Caesar
of the East
historicalRegion Eastern Roman Empire
linked to: Byzantine Empire
languageOfName Latin
officeHolderTitle Constantius Gallus
officeScope civil authority in the eastern provinces
military authority in the eastern provinces
partOf Roman imperial hierarchy
positionHeldBy Constantius Gallus
relatedTo Roman imperial college
Roman imperial title Caesar
replaced direct rule of Constantius II in the East
seatOfGovernment Antioch
startTime AD 351
subordinateTo Augustus of the Roman Empire
linked to: Augustus

Constantius II
usedInPoliticalSystem Tetrarchic-style imperial college

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Constantius Gallus positionHeld Caesar of the East
court of Constantius II associatedWithFigure Gallus Caesar
linked to: Caesar of the East
Caesar of the West pairedWith Caesar of the East