late roman era
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WI: Licinius keeps his share of the empire after Cibalae?
So, i once posted a thread about Roman emperor Licinius managing to defeat and kill Constantine at the Battle of Cibalae (314 AD), causing him to gain control of the whole empire and ultimately emerge victorious from the Civil Wars of the Tetrarchy. But, i'll posit another question for now...- GauchoBadger
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- Forum: Alternate History Discussion: Before 1900
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WI: Constantius III lives longer
What if Roman emperor Constantius III had lived beyond 421 AD, and managed to be recognized as emperor of both West and East? How much of the barbarian invasions could he stave off? Could Genseric's rise as warlord in North Africa be avoided? Would Constantius attempt to re-garrison Britain...- GauchoBadger
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- 5th century emperor late roman empire late roman era roman roman britain roman empire roman history rome
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- Forum: Alternate History Discussion: Before 1900
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WI: Attila defeats the romans at the Catalaunian Plains
(I already made a thread on the Battle of The Catalaunian Plains a few months ago, but i think it's already too old to be bumped.) What if Attila, The Hun, had managed to defeat Flavius Aetius and his germanic foederati allies at the Catalaunian Plains in 451 AD? Would this spill an earlier end...- GauchoBadger
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- attila huns late roman empire late roman era roman empire rome rome screw rome's rivals western roman empire
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- Forum: Alternate History Discussion: Before 1900