Constantine IV
Also known as Constantine V, Konstantinos IV, Constantine the Younger, the Younger, Constantine the New
Byzantine emperor from 668 to 685
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Constantine IV was a Byzantine emperor who ruled from 668 to 685, a period that saw significant challenges to the Byzantine Empire's power and stability. His reign is notable for his military and diplomatic efforts to defend Byzantine territory and authority during a time of external threats and internal religious disputes.
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- Died
- 685
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- 1
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