Diocletian

Diocletian was a Roman Emperor from 284 to 305 AD, known for his significant administrative reforms and the establishment of the Tetrarchy. His reign is particularly noted for the persecution of Christians, culminating in the edict that led to the martyrdom of Saint George. Diocletian's policies aimed to stabilize the empire, but his harsh treatment of Christians has left a controversial legacy.

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Serbia: Diocletian was the Roman Emperor during the time of Ognjena Marija's martyrdom. 5

Ognjena Marija

Romania: Diocletian was a capable politician who reorganized the Roman Empire and initiated persecutions against Christians. 4

Constantin Cel Mare Maxentius Eusebiu De Caesareea Lactantius

Adevărul: Viziunea care a schimbat destinul omenirii. A transformat o credință prigonită într-o religie care avea să scrie istorie

Romania: Dioclețian is mentioned as the emperor who prompted Constantiu Chlorus to divorce Elena. 5

Constantin Cel Mare Elena Flavia Iulia Helena Sorin Mazilescu Eusebiu De Nicomidia Macarie I Al Ierusalimului

Adevărul: Obiceiuri și superstiții de Sfinţii Constantin şi Elena. Aproape 1,8 milioane de români îşi sărbătoresc onomastica

Serbia: Diocletian was the emperor who ordered Pelagia to be punished for her refusal to marry his son. 2

Pelagia Klinon

Romania: Diocletian issued an edict that led to the persecution of Christians, including Saint George. 2

Saint George

Adevărul: Tradiţii şi superstiţii de Sfântul Gheorghe. De ce nu e bine să dormi în această zi