Constantine, after making his way through the…

306 CE

Constantine, after making his way through the territories of the hostile Severus, crosses together with his father to Britain, where they fight a campaign in the north before Constantius' death in a victory over the Picts at Eboracum (present York) on July 25, 306; his troops immediately proclaim Constantine emperor.

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