Septimius Antiochus

AncientEmperorPalmyrene Empire270 — 274

Brief Palmyrene prince, possibly Zenobia son.

Compare Septimius Antiochus with another historical figure:

Quick Facts

Born

270

Died

274

Country

Palmyrene Empire

Era

Ancient

Occupation

Emperor

Score Overview

Military (10%)34

Political (20%)68

Influence (20%)56

Legacy (20%)39

Leadership (15%)45

Strategy (15%)57

Total Score49.9

Septimius Antiochus — Complete Timeline

273 AD

Brief Rule as Palmyrene PrincePolitical Action

After the fall of Palmyra to Aurelian, Septimius Antiochus briefly ruled as a Palmyrene prince, possibly as a puppet of the Sassanids or as a local rebel. His rule was short-lived, lasting only a few months.

Brief RulePalmyraRebellion

274 AD

Capture by AurelianPolitical Action

Septimius Antiochus was captured by Roman forces under Emperor Aurelian. His capture ended the last vestiges of Palmyrene independence and resistance to Roman rule.

CapturePalmyraEnd of Rebellion

tragic