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primary name: Julius Nepos Details individual; royal/imperial; ruler; Roman; Male. Life dates-480. Biography Emperor in the West 474-475, in exile to 480. 18 related objects. coin. Museum number 1864,1128.206 | Authority BIOG93510 Ruler: Julius Nepos | Cu ...
Tod von Nepos und die Eroberung Dalmatiens (481) Der letzte legitime Kaiser Julius Nepos war 475 n. Christus auf der Flucht vor Orestes nach Dalmatien, ins heutige Kroatien, geflohen. Dort konnte er jedoch nicht mehr zu einer nenneswerten Opposition werden. Im Jahr 481 n. Christus verstarb Julius Nepos. Odoaker nahm dies zum Anlass, sein ...
Iulius Nepos (430 - 480) a fost împărat roman între 474 și 475. La început a domnit peste tot Imperiul roman de Apus , dar a fost deposedat și a rămas doar la conducerea Dalmației . Unii [ cine? ] zic că Nepos era nepotul împăratului roman de răsărit Leon I , alții [ cine? ] că era nepotul lui Marcellinus , guvernatorul roman al Dalmației.
Marcus Licinius Celer Nepos, römischer Suffektkonsul 127; Julius Nepos, weströmischer Kaiser im 5. Jahrhundert n. Chr. Titus Rubrius Aelius Nepos, römischer Suffektkonsul 79; Publius Didius Nepos, römischer Offizier (Kaiserzeit) Mamius Nepos, römischer Offizier (Kaiserzeit) Publius Metilius Nepos (Konsul 91), römischer Suffektkonsul
Flavius Iulius Nepos Augustus, általánosan elterjedt néven Iulius Nepos császár ( Dalmácia, 430 körül – Dalmácia, 480. május 9.) nyugatrómai császár volt, aki 474 és 475 (Dalmáciában 480) között uralkodott. Uralkodása idején a Birodalom újra fennhatóságot szerzett Dalmácia felett, azonban kénytelen volt feladni Galliát.
Julius Nepos. Julius Nepos (died 9 May 480), [lower-alpha 2] or simply Nepos, [8][9] ruled as Roman emperor of the West from 24 June 474 to 28 August 475. After losing power in Italy, Nepos retreated to his home province of Dalmatia, from which he continued to claim the western imperial title, with recognition from the Eastern Roman Empire ...
Julius Nepos was the son of Nepotianus, Master of Soldiers in the west ca.458-461, and the nephew of the patrician Marcellinus, Master of Soldiers in Dalmatia ca. 461-468. He married a neptis, probably a niece, of the emperor Leo (457-474). He would have inherited Marcellinus' support in Dalmatia, where, as Master of Soldiers himself, he ...
