Markijan
Markijan[1] (Flavije Markijan August; 392 - 27. januar 457) bio je bizantijski car od 450. do 457. godine. Tokom njegove vladavine došlo je do oporavka Bizantijskog carstva u ekonomskom i vojnom smislu. Sa druge strane, njegova izolaciona politika je dovela do uništenja Zapadnog rimskog carstva od strane barbarskih napada koje je predvodio Atila.
| Markijan | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Car Bizantijskog carstva | |
| Vladavina | 28 juli 450 - 27 januar 457 |
| Prethodnik | Teodozije II |
| Nasljednik | Leon I |
| Krunidba | 25 august 450 |
| Supružnik | Elija Pulherija |
| Djeca | Marcija Eufemija |
| Rođenje | 392 |
| Smrt | 27 januar 457 (u 65 godini) |
| Mjesto sahrane | Crkva svetih apostola, Konstantinopolj |
Reference
uredi- ^ "Marcian | Byzantine Emperor, Eastern Roman Empire, Theodosius II | Britannica". www.britannica.com (jezik: engleski). Pristupljeno 8. 8. 2023.
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