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Below are some of the important events that happened between 380 and 389.
380
January or February
–
Emperor
Theodosius I
is
baptized
.
February 27
–
Edict of Thessalonica
: Theodosius I, with co-emperors
Gratian
and
Valentinian II
, say that all Roman citizens should become
Christians
.
The
Rock of Cashel
is built in
Ireland
.
The
Visigothic
chieftain
Fritigern
dies. His rival
Athanaric
becomes king of the entire Gothic nation.
Births
Aelia Eudoxia
,
empress
and wife of
Arcadius
Alexius
, Eastern
saint
Eucherius
,
bishop
of
Lyon
Hephaistio of Thebes
, Egyptian
astrologer
Deaths
Peter II
,
Patriarch of Alexandria
Samudragupta
, ruler of the
Gupta Empire
Wang Fahui
, empress of the
Jin Dynasty
381
Roman Emperor
Gratian
moves the capital to
Mediolanum
(modern
Milan
).
The
Visigothic
chieftain
Athanaric
becomes the first foreign king to visit the East Roman capital of
Constantinople
.
Flavian
succeeds Meletius as
Patriarch of Antioch
.
Timothy
succeeds Peter as
Patriarch of Alexandria
.
Births
Helian Bobo
, emperor of the Chinese
Xiongnu
state
Xia
Deaths
Athanaric
, king of the
Visigoths
382
Roman Emperor
Gratian
removes the
Altar of Victory
from the
Senate
.
Births
Jin Andi
, emperor of the
Eastern Jin Dynasty
Sima Yuanxian
,
regent
during the Jin Dynasty
383
Niall of the Nine Hostages
becomes the first
High King of Ireland
.
Hadrian's Wall
is overrun by the
Picts
.
January 19
–
Arcadius
becomes Roman Emperor.
Roman troops in
Britain
call
Magnus Maximus
Emperor. He crosses over to the continent and makes
Trier
his capital.
King
Ardashir II
dies after a 4-year reign. He is succeeded by his son Shapur III.
Births
Lupus of Troyes
, French
bishop
and
saint
Deaths
August 25
–
Gratian
, Roman Emperor
December 10
–
Pope Damasus I
Frumentius
, the "Apostle to
Ethiopia
"
384
Magnus Maximus
returns to Britain to help them with the Barbarians raids.
An
edict
of
Theodosius I
closes
pagan
temples in the
Nile
Valley.
King
Shapur III
signs a treaty with Theodosius I.
Armenia
is divided in two kingdoms.
December 17
–
Pope Siricius
succeeds
Damasus I
as the 38th
pope
.
Births
September 9
–
Honorius
,
Roman Emperor
Chu Lingyuan
, last empress of the
Jin Dynasty
Maria
, empress and daughter of
Stilicho
Sengzhao
, Chinese Buddhist
Wang Shen'ai
, empress of the Jin Dynasty
Deaths
December 11
–
Pope Damasus I
Chu Suanzi
, empress of the Jin Dynasty
Geungusu
, king of
Baekje
Murong Hong
, founder of the
Xianbei
state
Western Yan
385
Jinsa of Baekje
becomes the 16th king of the ancient
Korean
kingdom of
Baekje
.
Copper extraction and casting begins in the mines of Kansanshi in southernmost
Africa
.
Ammianus Marcellinus
begins writing a history covering the years
96
to
378
.
The
Serapeum
in
Alexandria
is destroyed.
Aurelios Zopyros
becomes the last reported athlete at the
Ancient Olympic Games
.
Births
Avitus
,
Western Roman Emperor
Murong Chao
, emperor of the
Xianbei
state
Southern Yan
Murong Xi
, emperor of the Xianbei state
Later Yan
Saint Patrick
,
missionary
in
Ireland
Paulus Orosius
,
historian
and
theologian
Xie Lingyun
,
Chinese poet
of the
Southern and Northern Dynasties
Deaths
Aelia Flaccilla
, Roman empress and wife of
Theodosius I
Chimnyu
, king of
Baekje
(
Korea
)
Dao An
,
Buddhist monk
of the
Jin Dynasty
Fú Jiān
, emperor of the Chinese
Di
state
Former Qin
Murong Wei
, emperor of the Xianbei state
Former Yan
386
The
Greuthungi
cross the
Danube
to raid the Roman
garrisons
.
Magnus Maximus
invades
Italy
.
The
Northern Wei Dynasty
begins in
China
.
Births
Jin Gongdi
, last emperor of the
Jin Dynasty
Nestorius
, founder of
Nestorianism
Deaths
Cyril of Jerusalem
,
theologian
and
saint
Duan Sui
, ruler of the
Western Yan
Fu Pi
, emperor of the
Former Qin
Jin Feidi
, emperor of the Jin Dynasty
Murong Chong
, emperor of the Western Yan
Murong Yao
, emperor of the Western Yan
Murong Yi
, ruler of the Western Yan
Murong Zhong
, emperor of the Western Yan
387
Spring
–
Emperor
Theodosius I
increases the
taxes
in
Antioch
. The peasants start a
riot
.
Magnus Maximus
invades
Italy
. Emperor
Valentinian II
, age 16, is forced out of
Rome
.
Winter
–
Emperor Theodosius I takes Valentinian II into protection.
Deaths
Aelia Flaccilla
, wife of
Theodosius I
Alatheus
, chieftain of the
Ostrogoths
Saint Monica
, mother of
Augustine of Hippo
388
Battle of the Save
: Emperor
Theodosius I
defeats
Magnus Maximus
near
Emona
.
Valentinian II
is restored as
Roman Emperor
.
August 28
–
Magnus Maximus surrenders at
Aquileia
and is executed.
Bahram IV
becomes the twelfth
Sassanid
king of
Persia
.
Emperor
Chandragupta II
, ruler of the
Gupta Empire
, begins a war against the
Shaka Dynasty
in
West India
.
Births
Yao Hong
, emperor of the Chinese
Qiang
state
Later Qin
Deaths
Flavius Victor
, son of
Magnus Maximus
and co-emperor
Qifu Guoren
, ruler of the
Xianbei
state
Western Qin
Shapur III
, king of the
Sassanid Empire
389
All
pagan
buildings in
Alexandria
are destroyed by
fire
. This includes the
library
.
Births
Geiseric
, king of the
Vandals
and
Alans
Deaths
Mao
, Chinese empress and wife of
Fu Deng
January 25
–
Gregory Nazianzus
,
theologian