Emperor Constantius II

Emperor Constantius II (born 323, died 361) was a Roman ruler and the son of Constantine the Great. He became emperor after his father and ruled the Eastern Roman Empire from 337 until his death in 361. Known for his efforts to maintain Christianity as the empire's main religion, he also faced challenges like political intrigues, military conflicts, and religious disputes. Constantius was a cautious leader, often balancing different religious factions and trying to strengthen the empire’s defenses. His reign helped shape the future of the Roman Empire during a period of significant religious and political change.