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'''Constantine Augustus I''', dubbed '''Constantine the Conqueror''', was the Prince of [[Timeline_of_Theodoran_History#Second_Serene_Principality_(1520-1562)|Theodoro]] and later the Emperor of the [[Timeline_of_Theodoran_History#Neo-Byzantine_Empire_(1562-1568)|Neo-Byzantine Empire]]. Constantine Augustus I was noted for his very successful but short-lived reconquest of much of the former [[wikipedia:Byzantine Empire|Byzantine Empire]]. | '''Constantine Augustus I''', dubbed '''Constantine the Conqueror''', was the Prince of [[Timeline_of_Theodoran_History#Second_Serene_Principality_(1520-1562)|Theodoro]] and later the Emperor of the [[Timeline_of_Theodoran_History#Neo-Byzantine_Empire_(1562-1568)|Neo-Byzantine Empire]]. Constantine Augustus I was noted for his very successful but short-lived reconquest of much of the former [[wikipedia:Byzantine Empire|Byzantine Empire]]. | ||
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| Constantine Augustus I | |
|---|---|
| Emperor and Autocrat of the Romans | |
 A Roman-style marble portrait of Constantine Augustus I | |
| Prince of Theodoro | |
| Reign | 1559 CE – 1561 CE |
| Predecessor | Isaac III |
| Successor | Self (as Emperor) |
| Neo-Byzantine Emperor | |
| Reign | 1561 CE – 1568 CE |
| Predecessor | Self (as Prince) |
| Successor | Isaac IV |
Constantine Augustus I, dubbed Constantine the Conqueror, was the Prince of Theodoro and later the Emperor of the Neo-Byzantine Empire. Constantine Augustus I was noted for his very successful but short-lived reconquest of much of the former Byzantine Empire.