emperor of ancient Rome (193 CE)
Didius Julianus was a Roman emperor who ruled for only about two months in 193 CE after winning an auction for the throne following the death of his predecessor. His extremely brief reign and the controversial circumstances of his rise to power make him a notable example of the political instability that plagued Rome during this turbulent period.
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FatherQuintus Petronius Didius Severus MotherAemilia Clara
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