Europe 270: Aurelian vs Quintillus
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Aurelian vs Quintillus
268/ 269 Battle of Lake Benacus
Apr 270 Wars of Claudius Gothicus
Oct 270 Aurelian vs Quintillus
spr 271 Battle of Fano
sum 271 Challengers of Aurelian
spr 272 Battle of Immae
sum 272 Downfall of Zenobia
Jul 273 Revolt of Firmus
sum 274 Battle of Châlons
Sep 275 Assassination of Aurelian
early 276 Marcus Claudius Tacitus
Aug 276 Probus vs Florian
sum 278 Probus’ Restoration of Gaul
late 280 Proculus and Bonosus
Jul 283 Carus’ Persian campaign
Claudius Gothicus died of the plague in 270 and was succeeded by his brother Quintillus. However, the general Aurelian, commander of the Danube legions, disputed Quintillus’ claim and deposed him just a few months later.