- Reign:
- 244 CE–249 CE
- Born:
- 204 CE
- Died:
- 249 CE
Reigned within Roman Empire, from 244 CE–249 CE.
Rulers of Roman Empire
- Pompey the Great · 67 BCE–48 BCE
- Julius Caesar · 49 BCE–44 BCE
- Augustus · 27 BCE–14 CE
- Augustus · 27 BCE–14 CE
- Tiberius · 14 CE–37 CE
- Caligula · 37 CE–41 CE
- Claudius · 41 CE–54 CE
- Nero · 54 CE–68 CE
- Galba · 68 CE–69 CE
- Otho · 69 CE–69 CE
- Vitellius · 69 CE–69 CE
- Vespasian · 69 CE–79 CE
- Titus · 79 CE–81 CE
- Domitian · 81 CE–96 CE
- Nerva · 96 CE–98 CE
- Trajan · 98 CE–117 CE
- Hadrian · 117 CE–138 CE
- Antoninus Pius · 138 CE–161 CE
- Marcus Aurelius · 161 CE–180 CE
- Lucius Verus · 161 CE–169 CE
- Commodus · 177 CE–192 CE
- Pertinax · 192 CE–193 CE
- Septimius Severus · 193 CE–211 CE
- Didius Julianus · 193 CE–193 CE
- Caracalla · 198 CE–217 CE
- Geta · 209 CE–211 CE
- Macrinus · 217 CE–218 CE
- Elagabalus · 218 CE–222 CE
- Diadumenian · 218 CE–218 CE
- Severus Alexander · 222 CE–235 CE
- Maximinus Thrax · 235 CE–238 CE
- Gordian III · 238 CE–244 CE
- Balbinus · 238 CE–238 CE
- Gordian II · 238 CE–238 CE
- Gordian I · 238 CE–238 CE
- Pupienus · 238 CE–238 CE
- Silbannacus · 248 CE–248 CE
- Pacatian · 248 CE–248 CE
- Decius · 249 CE–251 CE
- Hostilian · 251 CE–251 CE
Source: Wikipedia
Frequently asked questions
- Who was Philip the Arab?
- Philip the Arab was a ruler of Roman Empire who reigned 244 CE–249 CE.
- When did Philip the Arab reign?
- 244 CE–249 CE
- Which state did Philip the Arab rule?
- Roman Empire