Valentinian Dynasty

• The Valentinian Dynasty (364-395 CE and 425-455 CE) succeeded the Constantine Dynasty and consisted of five Emperors.
• The Dynasty was interrupted between 392-423 CE by the Theodosian Dynasty, with whom they intermarried.

The Emperors in the West

• Valentinian I (364-375 CE)
• Valens (364-378 CE)
• Gratian (375-383 CE)
• Valentinian II (375-392 CE)
  • 392-395 CE Theodosius I (379-395 CE)
  • 395-423 CE Honorius (393-423 CE)
• Valentinian III (425-455 CE)

The Roman Imperial Dynasties

• Julio-Claudian Dynasty (27 BCE-68 CE)
• Flavian Dynasty (69-96 CE)
• Nervo-Trajanic Dynasty (96-138 CE)
• Antonine Dynasty (138-192 CE)
• Severan Dynasty (193-246 CE)
• Constantine Dynasty (324-264 CE)
• Valentinian Dynasty (364-395 CE)
• Theodosian Dynasty (379-457 CE)

See Also

• Illyrian Emperors
  • Emperors born in or near Sirmium (Sremska Mitrovica, Serbia).
• Soldier Emperors
  • 33 Emperors in 50 years, nearly all the result of a succession of military coups during the Crisis of the Third Century (235-284 CE).