Constantinus 1-sè
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Constantinus 1-sè |
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Lô-má Tè-kok Hông-tè |
 Capitolini Phok-bu̍t-kóan ê Constantinus 1-sè tiau-siōng. |
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| Chāi-ūi |
306 nî 7 goe̍h 25 ji̍t–337 nî 5 goe̍h 22 ji̍t |
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| Chêng-jīm |
Constantius 1-sè |
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| Kè-jīm |
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| kiōng-tī-chiá |
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| Ông-sek |
Constantinus ông-tiâu |
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| Chhut-sì |
272 nî 2 goe̍h 27 ji̍t(272-02-27) |
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| Kòe-sin |
337 nî 5 goe̍h 22 ji̍t (65 hòe) |
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Constantinus 1-sè (272 nî 2 goe̍h 27 ji̍t – 337 nî 5 goe̍h 22 ji̍t), choân-miâ Gaius Flavius Valerius Constantinus, mā-hō Constantinus Tāi-tè, sī Lô-má Tè-kok tùi 306 nî khai-sí ê hông-tè, mā-sī Lô-má tē-it-ê Ki-tok-tô͘ hông-tè. I kā Lô-má Tè-kok ê hông-kiong sóa-khì Byzantium, āu-lāi ê Byzantine Tè-kok siú-to͘ Costantinopolis.
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| Goân-siú-chèng
CC 27 – CA 235 | |
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| Gûi-ki
235–285 | |
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| Choan-chè-chèng
284–610 |
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| Byzantine
610–1453 |
- Heraclius
- Konstantinos 3-sè Herakleios
- Heraklonas (w. Tiberius)
- Konstans 2-sè
- Konstantinos 4-sè (w. Herakleios & Tiberios)
- Justinianos 2-sè
- Leontios
- Tiberios 3-sè
- Justinianos 2-sè (w. Tiberios)
- Philippikos
- Anastasius 2-sè
- Theodosios 3-sè
- Leon 3-sè Isauros
- Konstantinos 5-sè
- Artabasdos (w. Nikephoros)
- Leon 4-sè Khazaros
- Konstantinos 6-sè
- Eirene
- Nikephoros 1-sè
- Staurakios
- Mikhael 1-sè Rangabe (w. Theophylact & Staurakios)
- Leon 5-sè Armenios (w. Konstantinos)
- Mikhael 2-sè
- Theophilos
- Theodora (2-sè) (w. Thekla)
- Mikhael 3-sè
- Basileios 1-sè (w. Konstantinos)
- Leon 6-sè
- Alexandros
- Konstantinos 7-sè Porphyrogennetos
- Romanos 1-sè Lekapenos (w. Christophoros Lekapenos, Stephanos Lekapenos & Konstantinos Lekapenos)
- Romanos 2-sè
- Nikephoros 2-sè Phokas
- Ioannes 1-sè Tzimiskes
- Basileios 2-sè
- Konstantinos 8-sè
- Zoë
- Romanos 3-sè Argyros
- Mikhael 4-sè Paphlagon
- Mikhael 5-sè Kalaphates
- Konstantinos 9-sè Monomachos
- Theodora (3-sè)
- Mikhael 6-sè Bringas
- Isaakios 1-sè Komnenos
- Konstantinos 10-sè Doukas
- Eudokia Makrembolitissa
- Romanos 4-sè Diogenes (w. Leon Diogenes & Nikephoros Diogenes)
- Mikhael 7-sè Doukas (w. Andronikos Doukas, Konstantios Doukas & Konstantinos Doukas)
- Nikephoros 3-sè Botaneiates
- Alexios 1-sè Komnenos (w. Konstantinos Doukas)
- Ioannes 2-sè Komnenos (w. Alexios Komnenos)
- Manuel 1-sè Komnenos
- Alexios 2-sè Komnenos
- Andronikos 1-sè Komnenos (w. Ioannes Komnenos)
- Isaakios 2-sè Angelos
- Alexios 3-sè Angelos
- Alexios 4-sè Angelos
- Alexios 5-sè Doukas
- Theodoros 1-sè Laskaris (w. Nicholas Laskaris)
- Ioannes 3-sè Doukas Vatatzes
- Theodoros 2-sè Laskaris
- Ioannes 4-sè Laskaris
- Mikhael 8-sè Palaiologos
- Andronikos 2-sè Palaiologos
- Mikhael 9-sè Palaiologos
- Andronikos 3-sè Palaiologos
- Ioannes 5-sè Palaiologos
- Ioannes 6-sè Kantakouzenos (w. Matthaios Kantakouzenos)
- Andronikos 4-sè Palaiologos
- Ioannes 7-sè Palaiologos (w. Andronikos 5-sè Palaiologos)
- Manuel 2-sè Palaiologos
- Ioannes 8-sè Palaiologos
- Konstantinos 11-sè Palaiologos
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| | See also |
- Gallic emperors (260–274)
- Palmyrene emperors (267–273)
- Britannic emperors (286–296)
- Trapezuntine emperors (1204–1461)
- Thessalonian emperors (1224–1242)
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| Italics indicates a junior co-emperor, underlining indicates an emperor variously regarded as either legitimate or a usurper |
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