300 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
WAR OF THE EIGHT PRINCES ... (291-306) Jin Dynasty Civil War
Ethiopia holds Yemen and the Hadramaut (-378)
Palava rule in south India (-800)
Teotihuacan Empire (-600)
Maximian ... (Western Roman Empire) (286-305) co-Augustus
Constantius "Chlorus ... (Western Roman Empire) (293-305) Caesar
Diocletian ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (284-305) Augustus
Galerius ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (293-305) Caesar
Vasubandhu 300-350
301 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
WAR OF THE EIGHT PRINCES ... (291-306) Jin Dynasty Civil War
Edict of Maximum Prices
Maximian ... (Western Roman Empire) (286-305) co-Augustus
Constantius "Chlorus ... (Western Roman Empire) (293-305) Caesar
Diocletian ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (284-305) Augustus
Galerius ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (293-305) Caesar
302 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
WAR OF THE EIGHT PRINCES ... (291-306) Jin Dynasty Civil War
Maximian ... (Western Roman Empire) (286-305) co-Augustus
Constantius "Chlorus ... (Western Roman Empire) (293-305) Caesar
Diocletian ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (284-305) Augustus
Galerius ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (293-305) Caesar
Narses - (Sassanian Empire) (293-302) Narseh
Ormizd II + (Sassanian Empire) (302-309)
303 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
WAR OF THE EIGHT PRINCES ... (291-306) Jin Dynasty Civil War
Diocletian orders general persecution of Christians
Maximian ... (Western Roman Empire) (286-305) co-Augustus
Constantius "Chlorus ... (Western Roman Empire) (293-305) Caesar
Diocletian ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (284-305) Augustus
Galerius ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (293-305) Caesar
304 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
WAR OF THE EIGHT PRINCES ... (291-306)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS + (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Maximian ... (Western Roman Empire) (286-305) co-Augustus
Constantius "Chlorus ... (Western Roman Empire) (293-305) Caesar
Diocletian ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (284-305) Augustus
Galerius ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (293-305) Caesar
Marcellinus - (Patriarchate of Rome) (296-) 28th Roman Pope
Porphyry 232-304
305 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
WAR OF THE EIGHT PRINCES ... (291-306) Jin Dynasty Civil War
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Diocletian and Maximian abdicate - a power struggle follows
Antony organizes Christian hermits in Egypt
Maximian - (Western Roman Empire) (286-305) co-Augustus
Constantius "Chlorus ...+ (Western Roman Empire) (293-305)(305-306) Caesar/co-Augustus
Severus + (Western Roman Empire) (305-306) Caesar
Diocletian - (Eastern Roman Empire) (284-305) Augustus
Galerius ...+ (Eastern Roman Empire) (293-305)(305-310) Caesar/Augustus
Maximinus + (Eastern Roman Empire) (305-308) Caesar (n. Galerius)
306 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
WAR OF THE EIGHT PRINCES - (291-306) Jin Dynasty Civil War
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Constantius Chlorus Emperor of the Western Roman Empire dies (7/25)
Maxentius is proclaimed emperor of the West by cohort of imperial guardsman in Rome (10/28)
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Constantine proclaimed Augustus of the West at York as per Constantius' dying wish
Galerius proclaims Severus as Augustus in the West
Constantius "Chlorus - (Western Roman Empire) (293-305)(305-306) Caesar/co-Augustus
Severus ...+ (Western Roman Empire) (305-306)(306-307) Caesar/Augustus
Constantine I + (Western Roman Empire) (306-309) Caesar
Maxentius + (Western Roman Empire) (306-312) Augustus
Maximian + (Western Roman Empire) (306)2 co-Augustus with Maxentius
Galerius ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (293-305)(305-310) Caesar/Augustus
Maximinus ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (305-308) Caesar (n. Galerius)
307 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Marcellus is appointed the new Bishop of Rome
308 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Galerius elevates Licinius to the rank of Augustus in the West (11/11)
Maximin + (Roman Empire)
Licinius
+
(Roman
Empire)
(308-324)appointed Emperor of
West
Marcellus I + (Patriarchate of Rome) (-309) 29th Roman Pope
309 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Ormizd II - (Sassanian Empire) (302-309)
Shapur II + (Sassanian Empire) (309-379)
Marcellus I - (Patriarchate of Rome) (308-309) 29th Roman Pope
Eusebius + (Patriarchate of Rome) (309-310) 30th Roman Pope
310 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Galerius - (Roman Empire) (305-310) joint emperor
Frode III - (Denmark) (270-310) the Pacific
Halfdan I + (Denmark) (310-324)
Eusebius - (Patriarchate of Rome) (309-310) 30th Roman Pope
Appollinaris 310-390 Bishop of Laodicae (315-)
Ausonius, Decimus Magnus c310-395 Poet/Rhetorician (Burdigala/Bordeaux)
311 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Miltiades + (Patriarchate of Rome) (311-314) 31st Roman Pope
Ulfilas (Wulfila) 311-383 Bishop (Gothic Arian)
312 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Constantine’s conquest of Italy
Battle of Milvian Bridge - Constantine defeats and kills Maxentius
Constantine converts after Mulvian Bridge
Maxentius - (Roman Empire) (306-312)
313 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Battle of Tzirallum - Licinius defeats Maximinus
Edict of Milan (Toleration) - Constantine I allows Christianity in the Empire
Maximin - (Roman Empire) (308-313)
314 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Constantine I abolishes the Praetorian Guard
Miltiades - (Patriarchate of Rome) (311-314) 31st Roman Pope
St. Sylvester I + (Patriarchate of Rome) (314-335) 32nd Roman Pope
315 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Athanasius, the Bishop of Alexandria, identifies the 27 Books of the canon of New Testament scripture
144 public toilets installed in Rome
St. Hilary of Poitiers 315-368 Bishop/Doctor of the Church
316 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
WESTERN JIN - (265-316)
Hsiung-nu sack Chinese capital Ch’ang-an for second time
Loss of northern China
317 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
EASTERN JIN +
China divides again (-589)
318 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
319 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Chandra Gupta I + (Gupta Dynasty) (319-335)
320 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Gupta monarchs reunite N. India (-535)
Pachomius’ first monastery
321 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
322 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
St. Peter's Church construction in Rome
323 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Constantine moves capital to Byzantium
324 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Constantine defeats Licinius
Constantine becomes sole emperor - reunites Roman Empire
Licinius - (Roman Empire) (308-324)
Halfdan I - (Denmark) (310-)
Fridlief III + (Denmark) (-348)
325 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
First Council of Nicaea - Nicaean Creed
Nicean Creed - makes theological theory an article of faith encorced by imperial government
Kingdom of Axum converts to Christianity (328)
326 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Constantine executes his son, Crispus
327 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Constantine executes his wife Faustus - boiled alive
Shapur II begins a vicious persecution against the Christians in Persia - Sts. Jonah and Berikjesus martyred
328 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Saint Athanasius + (Patriarchate of Alexandria) (328-373)
Valens 328-378 (Cibalae)
329 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Gregory of Nazianus 329-390 Theologian (Caesaria, Cappadocia)
Basil the Great 329-379 Prelate/Bishop (Caesaria, Cappadocia)
330 Juvencus (Caius Vettius Aquilinus) fl. 330 Spanish Priest/Poet
ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Dedication of Constantinople - (former Byzantium) ready for occupancy - becomes imperial residence
Ammianus Marcellinus 330-395
Iamblichus 270-330
331 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Constantine expropriates the properties of the pagan temples
Constantine's endowments of Christian churches
Eusebius' fusion of classical and Biblical historiographic traditions
332 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Julian the Apostate 332-363
333 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
334 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
335 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Chandra Gupta I - (Gupta Dynasty) (319-)
Samudra Gupta + (Gupta Dynasty) (330)
St. Sylvester I - (Patriarchate of Rome) (314-)
Gregory of Nyssa (Patriarchate of Rome) 335-394
336 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Arius dies
Marcus +- *****
Arius 256-336
337 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627) Renewed (337-350)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Constantine is baptized a Christian on his deathbed
Forty year peace between Roman Empire and Persia is broken by Shapur II
Constantine I - (Roman Empire) (306-337)
Conatantine II + (Roman Empire) (337-340) son of Constantine
Constans + (Roman Empire) (337-350) son of Constantine
Constantius II + (Roman Empire) (337-361) son of Constantine
Julius I + (Patriarchate of Rome) (337-352)
338 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIX DYNASTIES PERIOD ... (220-589) China
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Constantius intervenes against the Persians under Shapur II in Armenia
Julius I ... (Patriarchate of Rome) (337-352) Pope
Conatantine II ... (Roman Empire in the West) (337-340) son of Constantine
Constans ... (Roman Empire in the Middle) (337-350) son of Constantine
Constantius II ... (Roman Empire in the East) (337-361) son of Constantine
Paul I - (Patriarchate of Constantinople) (336-338)1 Orthodox
Eusebius of Nicomedia + (Patriarchate of Constantinople) (338-341) Arian
Athanasius ... (Patriarchate of Alexandria) (328-373) Pope
Ezana ... (Axumite Kingdom) (330-356) King
????????? (Kingdom of Armenia) (???-???) King
Shapur II ... (Sassanian Empire) (309-379) Emperor
Samudra Gupta ... (Gupta Empire) (335-380) Emperor
????????? (Pallava Kingdom) (???-???) King
????????? (Pyu City States)
Cheng ... (Eastern Jin Dynasty) (326-342)
Murong Huang ... (Former Yan Kingdom) (337-348) King
Shi Hu ... (Later Zhao Kingdom) (334-349) King
Li Qi - (Cheng Han Kingdom) (334-338) King (Cheng)
Li Shou + (Cheng Han Kingdom) (338-343) King (Han)
Zhang Jun ... (Former Liang Kingdom) (326-346) King
???????? (Funan Kingdom) (???-???)
339 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
340 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
SIXTEEN KINGDOMS ... (304-439) Chinese rival kingdoms
Constans becomes sole Emperor in the Western Empire after defeating and killing his brother Constantine II
Conatantine II - (Roman Empire) (337-)
Constans ...+ (Western Roman Empire) (337-350)(340-350) Sole western emp.
Eusebius of Vercelli + (Vercelli) Bishop
Ambrose 340-397
Symmachus 340-402
Eusebius of Caesarea 265-340
Lactantius 260-340
341 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Council of Antioch
Coptic Chistianity arrives in Ethiopia
342 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
343 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
344 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Kumarajiva 344-413
345 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Jerome 345-420 Ecclesiastical Intellectual
346 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Monasticism established in Egypt, Palestine, Syria, and Asia Minor
Pachomius dies
347 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Theodosius the Great 347-395 (Cauca, Spain)
348 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Defense against the Arians (Athanasius)
Fridlief III - (Denmark) (324-348)
Frode IV + (Denmark) (348-407)
349 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
350 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Persians capture Armenia from Rome
Christianity reaches Ethiopia (Axum) - King Ezana converts
Meroe overrun by armies of neighboring Axum - a rising kingdom in the southeast of Kush
Constans - (Roman Empire in the West) (337-350)
Magnentius + (Roman Empire) (350-353) usurper of Constans' throne
Ambrosian Chant
Theodore of Mopsuestia 350-428 Theologian/Bishop (Syria)
Vasubandhu 300-350
351 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Constantius reunites Roman Empire
Julian attempts to reintroduce paganism instead of Christianity (361)
Apollo expelled from Daphne by the relics of St. Bablylas
352 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Julius I - (337-)
Liberius + (-366)
353 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Magnentius - (Roman Empire) (350-)
354 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
St. Augustine (Aurelius Augustinus) 354-430 Ecclesiastical Intellectual
355 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Felix (antipope) + (-365)
356 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Hilary, Bishop of Poitiers, is banished to Phrygia
357 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Julian defeats the Alemanni
Basil the Great withdraws to a retreat in Pontus
Funan becomes a vassal state of China (which kingdom?)
358 Discourses Against the Arians (Athanasius)
ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
359 Sarcaphagus of Junius Bassus, Prefect of Rome
Jewish calendar committed to writing by Hillel II
ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
360 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Hilary, Bishop of Poitiers, returns from exile in Phrygia to Poitiers
361 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Julian the Apostate restores the priviliges of paganism (-363)
Empress Jingo of Japan invades Korea (-390)
Constantius II - (Roman Empire) (337-)
Julian the Apostate + (Roman Empire) (-363)
362 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Julian outlaws Christianity
363 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Julian the Apostate defeated and killed by the Persians
Jovianus surrenders Mesopotamia to the Persians
Peace with the Persia
Julian the Apostate - (Roman Empire) (361-) (defeated and killed by the Persians)
Jovian + (Roman Empire) (-364)
364 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Basil the Great becomes counselor to Eusebius, bishop of Caesaria
Jovian - (Roman Empire) (363-)
Valentinian I + (Roman Empire) (-375) West
Valens + (Roman Empire) (-378) East
365 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Felix (antipope) - (355-)
366 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Liberius - (Patriarchate of Rome) (352-)
Damasus + (Patriarchate of Rome) (-384)
Ursinus (antipope) + (-367)
367 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Ursinus (antipope) - (366-)
368 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Valens at war with the Goths
St. Hilary of Poitiers 315-368 Bishop/Doctor of the Church
369 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Roman general Theodosius drives the Picts and Scots out of Roman Britain
Japanese invade southern Korea and intervene in Korean politics of the three kingdoms
370 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Huns invade Europe from Asia
Eusebius - (Caesarea) Bishop
Basil the Great + (Caesarea) Bishop
Alaric 370-410 King of the Visigoths
Claudian 370-404 Poet (Alexandria)
371 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Valentinian II 371-
St. Martin of Tours + (Bishopric of Tours) (-397) Bishop
372 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Buddhism enters Korea
Saint Athanasius - (Patriarchate of Alexandria) (-373)
373 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Saint Athanasius 297-373
374 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Theodosius the Great campaigns against the Sarmatians along the Danube
St. Ambrose + (Bishopric of Milan) (-379) Bishop
375 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Valentinian I - (Roman Empire) (364-)
Gratian + (Roman Empire) (-383)
Valentinian II + (Roman Empire) (-392)
376 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Valens allows Visigoths to cross Danube
Former Qin unites northern China
377 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Emperor Valens and Emperor Gratian combine against Visigoth and Ostrogoth armies along the Danube
Goths move into Thracia
378 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Battle of Adrianople - Valens defeated and killed by Goths (8/9)
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Tikal conquers Uaxactun (Maya)
Valens - (Roman Empire) (364-) (killed at Battle of Adrianople)
Germanus 378-488
Valens 328-378 (Cibalae)
379 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Theodosius I the Great + (Eastern Roman Empire) (379-395)
Shapur II - (Sassanian Empire) (309-)
Ardashir II + (Sassanian Empire) (-383)
St. Ambrose - (Bishopric of Milan) (374-) Bishop
Gregory of Nazianus + (Constantinople) Bishop
Saint Basil the Great 329-379 Prelate/Bishop (Caesarea, Cappadocia)
380 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Theodosius I the Great ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (379-395)
Samudra Gupta - (Gupta Dynasty) (375) (376)
Chandra Gupta II + (Gupta Dynasty) (-415) (375) Vikramaditya (Sun of Power)
381 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Council of Constantinople - Doctrine of the Trinity completed - Constantinople added as fourth patriarchate
Theodosius I the Great ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (379-395)
382 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Theodosius I the Great ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (379-395)
Altar of Victory removed from Roman Senate
Jerome translates Greek New Testament into Latin - Latin Vulgate
383 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Roman legions begin evacuation of Britain
Magnus Maximus conquers Spain and Gaul
Battle of Fei River (Fei Shui) - Eastern Jin decisively defeats Former Qin -latter falls into civil war and destr.
Gratian - (Roman Empire) (373-)
Maximus + (Roman Empire) (-388) Magnus (usurper in West)
Theodosius I the Great ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (379-395)
Ardashir II - (Sassanian Empire) (379-)
Shapur III + (Sassanian Empire) (-388)
Ulfilas (Wulfila) 311-383
384 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Theodosius I the Great ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (379-395)
Damasus - (Patriarchate of Rome) (366-)
Siricius + (Patriarchate of Rome) (-399)
Honorius 384-423 Emperor (Roman)
385 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Theodosius I the Great ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (379-395)
386 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
NORTHERN WEI + (NORTH)
Arians besiege Milan
T’o-pa invaders in Northern China
Theodosius I the Great ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (379-395)
387 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Theodosius I the Great ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (379-395)
388 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Theodosius captures Magnus Maximus and executes him
Maximus - (Roman Empire) (383-) (usurper in West) executed
Theodosius I the Great ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (379-395)\
Shapur III - (Sassanian Empire) (383-)
Bahram IV + (Sassanian Empire) (-399)
389 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Theodosius I the Great ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (379-395)
Saint Patrick 389-461
390 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Theodosius I the Great ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (379-395)
Gaiseric 390-477 King of the Vandals
Appollinaris 310-390
Gregory of Nazianus 329-390 Saint (Caesaria)
391 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Theodosius I prohibits all pagan worship
Theodosius I the Great ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (379-395)
392 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Edict of Constantinople - outlaw pagan worship
Valentinian II - (Roman Empire) (375-)
Eugenius + (Roman Empire) (-394) usurper in the West
Theodosius I the Great ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (379-395)
393 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Theodosius I the Great ... (Eastern Roman Empire) (379-395)
Theodoret 393-458 Churchman/Theologian (Syria)
394 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Theodosius briefly reunites Roman Empire
Eugenius - (Roman Empire) (392-) usurper in the West
Theodosius I the Great ...+ (Re-united Roman Empire) (379-395)(394-395)
Gregory of Nyssa 335-394
395 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Roman Empire divided
Rufinus, Western Roman Empire high minister is assassinated, possibly on order by Slilicho
Stilicho, Vandal leader of the East Roman forces drives Visigoths out of Greece (-397)
Theodosius I the Great- (Re-united Roman Empire) (379-395)(394-395)
Honorius + (Western Roman Empire) (395-423)(s. Theodosius I the Great)
Arcadius + (Eastern Roman Empire) (-408)
Ammianus Marcellinus 330-395
Ausonius, Decimus Magnus c310-395 Poet/Rhetorician (Burdigala/Bordeaux)
396 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
St. Augustine becomes Bishop of Hippo
Honorius ... (Western Roman Empire) (395-423) (s. Theodosius I the Great)
Aetius 396-454 Roman General
397 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Honorius ... (Western Roman Empire) (395-423) (s. Theodosius I the Great)
St. Martin of Tours - (Bishopric of Tours) (371-) Bishop
St. Ambrose 340-397
St. Martin of Tours 316-397 Bishop of Tours
398 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Honorius marries Stilicho's daughter
Evagrius, rival claimant to the Antioch patriarchate, dies, Flavian succeeds - ending the Antioch Schism
Honorius ... (Western Roman Empire) (395-423) (s. Theodosius I the Great)
Flavian of Antioch + (Patriarchate of Antioch)
399 ROMAN-PERSIAN WARS ... (92B-627)
Fa Hsien embarks on his pilgrimage from the Wei River to Gupta India of Chandra Gupta II (-405)
Honorius ... (Western Roman Empire) (395-423) (s. Theodosius I the Great)
Bahram IV - (Sassanian Empire) (388-)
Yazdegerd I + (Sassanian Empire) (-420)
Siricius - (Patriarchate of Rome) (384-)
Anastasius + (Patriarchate of Rome) (-401)