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Domitian
Domitian: emperor of the Roman world (r.81-96).

Names:
- 24 October 51: Titus Flavius Domitianus
- 14 September 81: Imperator Caesar Domitianus Augustus
- 83: Imperator Caesar Domitianus Germanicus Augustus
- 18 September 96: murdered by courtiers
Successor of: Titus
Relatives
- father: Vespasian
- mother: Flavia Domitilla
- married to: Domitia Longina, daughter of Gnaeus Domitius Corbulo
- children: Titus Flavius (?)
Early career
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51 Born in RomeYoung Domitian - 69 Recognized as caesar
- 70 Marriage to Domitia Longina
- 71 Consul suffectus
- 73 Consul II; birth of a son
- 75 Consul suffectus III
- 76 Consul suffectus IV
- 77 Consul suffectus V
- 79 Consul suffectus VI; death of Vespasian, accession of Titus
- 80 Consul VII (with Titus)
Main deeds
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81 Accession after the unexpected death of TitusDomitian - 82 Consul VIII (with his relative Titus Flavius Sabinus); dedication of the Temple of Jupiter Capitolinus; revaluation of the denarius
- 83 Consul IX (with Quintus Petilius Rufus II); war against the Chatti in Germany; exile and recall of the empress Domitia Longina; death of Titus Flavius Sabinus
- 84 Consul X (with Gaius Oppius Sabinus)
- 85 Consul XI; recall of Agricola from Britain; censor perpetuus; the Dacian leader Decebalus defeats a Roman army; Domitian to Moesia; debasement of the denarius
- 86 Consul XII (with Servius Cornelius Dolabella Petronianus); war against the Dacians
- 87 Consul XIII (with Lucius Volusius Saturninus); Decebalus king of Dacia
- 88 Consul XIV (with Lucius Minucius Rufus); Ludi Saeculares; Roman victory over Dacians at Tapae
- 89 Revolt of Lucius Antonius Saturninus at Mainz, repressed by the army of Germania Inferior; renewed war against the Dacians
- 90 Consul XV (with Marcus Cocceius Nerva II)
- 92 Consul XVI (with Quintus Volusius Saturninus); palaces on the Palatine completed; Domitian in Pannonia
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93 Domitian defeats the Sarmatians; expells the philosophers from Rome (including, perhaps, Nerva); trial of Baebius MassaDomitian (Egyptian style) - 95 Consul XVII (with Titus Flavius Clemens); execution of Titus Flavius Clemens
- 96 Assassinated
- Damnatio memoriae
New legions: I Minervia
Buildings in Rome: Imperial palaces on the Palatine; Arch of Titus; Temple of Vespasian; Forum Transitorium; Stadion of Domitian; Odeon of Domitian; Temple of the Flavians; Ludus Maximus

Other monuments: Mainz pedestals
Succeeded by: Nerva
Contemporary events
- 95 Death of Quintilian
- 96 Death of Statius
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