A relative of Decebal on the throne of Rome? The controversial story of Regalianus, the Dacian who became emperor
Ancient sources claim he was of Dacian origin and even a relative of King Decebal
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Ancient sources claim he was of Dacian origin and even a relative of King Decebal. One of the most controversial and mysterious figures of the Roman Empire was Regalianus, a military commander who reached the throne during the military anarchy of the 3rd century AD. The controversial story of Regalianus, the Dacian who became emperor.
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Ancient sources claim he was of Dacian origin and even a relative of King Decebal
reliability low1/3 sourcesOne of the most controversial and mysterious figures of the Roman Empire was Regalianus, a military commander who reached the throne during the military anarchy of the 3rd century AD.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe controversial story of Regalianus, the Dacian who became emperor.
reliability low1/3 sources
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Ancient sources claim he was of Dacian origin and even a relative of King Decebal
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