Numerian
Roman emperor (r. 283–284)
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Co-emperor of Rome for barely a year before dying under circumstances murky enough that his own troops didn't realize he was dead until the smell gave it away.
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Numerian was the younger son of Carus, a general who rose to praetorian prefect under Probus in 282. When Carus took the purple, Numerian and his older brother Carinus became co-emperors in 283. The arrangement lasted only months: Numerian died in November 284, his reign ending before it could take shape. The empire passed to others, and the brothers became a footnote in the churn of the third-century crisis.
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