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Vespasian

Ninth Roman Emperor and founder of the Flavian dynasty (69–79).

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The record

Vespasian was a ninth Roman Emperor and founder of the Flavian dynasty (69–79). Born on 17 November AD 9 in Falacrine, Vespasian died on 4 June AD 79 in Aquae Cutiliae at the age of 69.

Positions held include plebeian aedile (38), Roman emperor (69–79) and ancient Roman senator.

With a Wikipedia article in 113 languages, Vespasian is No. 3,100 in the People and Position Index.

Born
17 November AD 9, Falacrine
Died
4 June AD 79, Aquae Cutiliae (aged 69)
Country
Ancient Rome
Known as
Politician, military personnel
Field
Politics
Languages
Latin
Children
3
Wikipedia editions
113

Did you know

29

Was 29 when first plebeian aedile (38).

69

Lived to 69.

17 Nov

Shares a birthday with Martin Scorsese and Cyril Ramaphosa.

113

Has a Wikipedia article in 113 languages.

Computed from the Index and Wikidata.

Career

Positions held

  1. 38–Plebeian aedile
  2. 69–79Roman emperor
  3. —Ancient Roman senator
  4. —Praetors
  5. —Roman consul

Connections

Vespasian
  • FatherTitus Flavius Sabinus
  • MotherVespasia Polla
  • SpouseDomitilla the Elder
  • SiblingTitus Flavius Sabinus
  • SiblingFlavia Vespasia
  • ChildTitus
  • ChildDomitian
  • ChildDomitilla the Younger

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