Historical Atlas of Europe (9 September 337)

Political map of Europe & the Mediterranean on 09 Sep 337 (The Constantinian Dynasty: Sons of Constantine), showing the following events: Overthrow of Khosrov the Small; Battle of Narasara; Hannibalianus; Death of Constantine the Great; Constantius II’s Purge; Shapur II’s First Siege of Nisibis; Constantius II’s First Sarmatian Campaign; Sons of Constantine; Reign of Constantine II; Reign of Constantius II; Reign of Constans.

R o m a n E m p i r e(Constantine II, Constantius II, Constans)

F i n n o - U g r i c P e o p l e s

G o t h s

Sasanian
Persian Empire(Shapur II)

A l a n s

M a u r i

Prefecture of
Gaul(Constantine II;
R. pref.)

Prefecture of
Italy,
Illyricum & Africa(Constans;
R. pref.)

Prefecture of
the East(Constantius II;
R. pref.)

Bosporan
Kingdom(R. client)

Lakhmid K.(Per. vas.)

Baquates(R. client)

Britanniae(Gaul dioc.)

Hispaniae(Gaul dioc.)

Thraciae(East dioc.)

Pontica(East dioc.)

Africa(It. dioc.)

Viennensis(Gaul dioc.)

Tanukhid K.(R. client)

Marco-
manni(R. client)

Kushano-
Sasanian
Kingdom

336Persia conquers Roman
client state of Armenia

336Constantius II repels
Persian invasion of
Roman Mesopotamia

337Constantine makes
Hannibalianus king of kings

22 May 337Constantine dies
near Nicomedia

May–Sep 337Dalmatius, Hannibalianus,
and others killed in mass purge

337Persians unsuccessfully
besiege Nisibis

337Constantius II campaigns
against Sarmatians

9 Sep 337Constantine II, Constantius II,
and Constans become Augusti

9 Sep 337–? Apr 340Constantine II
presides over
Roman Empire

9 Sep 337–3 Nov 361Constantius II rules East,
then all Roman Empire

9 Sep 337–? Jan 350Constans
rules parts of
Roman Empire

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