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Flavius Magnus Maximus Augustus. Magnus Maximus (Latin: Flavius Magnus Maximus Augustus) (khoảng 335-28, 388), còn được gọi là Maximianus và Macsen Wledig trong tiếng Wales, Hoàng đế Tây La Mã từ năm 383-388. Khi là chỉ huy của nước Anh, ông đã cướp ngôi vua từ hoàng đế Gratianus trong năm 383.
The name Cunedda (spelled Cunedag in the AD 828 pseudo-history Historia Brittonum) derives from the Brythonic word *Cuno-dagos, meaning "Good Hound/Warrior" or "Having Good Hounds/Warriors". [2] His title, " Wledig ", is an obscure and difficult to translate epithet. [3] It literally means, "of a gwlad " or "country". [3]
Aug 6, 2016 · One of a series of usurper-emperors that came out of Britain in late antiquity, Maximus started his career as a humble soldier from Spain, serving in various campaigns across the Empire. Throughout the 360s and 370 AD, he fought everywhere from Britain to Africa in service of his emperor. He rose through the ranks and marked the pinnacle of his ...
Magnus, meaning "Great" in Latin, was used as cognomen of Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus in the first century BC. The best-known use of the name during the Roman Empire is for the fourth-century Western Roman Emperor Magnus Maximus .
Solidus vun Magnus Maximus. Magnus Maximus (* üm 335; † 28. August 388) weer vun 383 af an bit to sienen Dood Kaiser in den Westen vun dat röömsche Riek. He hett düssen Titel mit Gewalt an sik reten. Röömschen Kunsel is he ok ween. Leben [ ännern | Bornkood ännern] Baren is he in Hispanien. He deen as Suldat ünner Flavius Theodosius ...
Magno Máximo (em latim: Flavius Magnus Maximus Augustus ), conhecido também como Maximiano (em latim: Maximianus; em galês: Macsen Wledig ), foi um usurpador e imperador romano entre 383 e 388. Em 383, como comandante da Britânia, ele se revoltou contra o imperador Graciano e, depois de negociar com o imperador do oriente Teodósio I no ano ...
Aug 24, 2023 · Maximus’ revolt sounded the death knell for Roman control over Wales. His eventual defeat in 388 AD ushered in a new era defined by political fragmentation, increasing Irish raids, and the gradual loss of Roman infrastructure and culture. Although his separatist regime was short-lived, Magnus Maximus cast a long shadow over early medieval Wales.
