Nervo-Trajanic Dynasty

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Also known as the Nervan dynasty, the Ulpian dynasty (after their common gens nomen Ulpius), or combined with the subsequent Antonine dynasty to form the Nervan-Antonian Dynasty. The first three of the so-called Five Good Emperors.

[edit] Nerva

[edit] Trajan

[edit] Hadrian

Preceded by Flavian Dynasty

'Nervo-Trajanic Dynasty' 96 –138

Succeeded by Antonine dynasty

Roman Emperors by Epoch
see also: List of Roman Emperors · Concise list of Roman Emperors · Roman Empire
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