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| 324 in other calendars | |
| Ethiopian calendar | 316/317 |
| Buddhist calendar | 867/868 (southern Buddhism); 866/867 (alternative calculation according to Buddha's Parinirvana ) |
| Chinese calendar | 50th (51st) cycle , year of the wood monkey甲申 ( at the beginning of the year water sheep 癸未) |
| Greek calendar | 3rd / 4th Year of the 275th Olympiad |
| Jewish calendar | 4084/85 (September 4th / 5th) |
| Coptic calendar | 40/41 |
| Roman calendar | ab urbe condita MLXXVII (1077); Diocletian Era : 40/41 (New Year November) |
| Seleucid era | Babylon: 634/635 (turn of the year April); Syria: 635/636 (turn of the year October) |
| Spanish era | 362 |
| Vikram Sambat (Nepalese Calendar) | 380/381 (turn of the year April) |
Events
Politics and world events
Roman Empire
- July 3 : The Roman Emperor Constantine the Great defeats his co-emperor Licinius in the Battle of Adrianople , who then flees to Byzantium , today's Istanbul , and there appoints Martinianus as co-emperor. In the same month there was the sea battle at Kallipolis , which Constantine's son Caesar Crispus successfully fought against Amandus .
- September 18 : Emperor Constantine triumphs over Licinius in the battle of Chrysopolis near Byzantium and thereby becomes sole ruler of the Roman Empire. The final dissolution of the Roman tetrarchy is thus sealed, Licinius and his son Licinianus Licinius are interned in Thessaloniki. Martinianus is captured separately from the two and arrested in Cappadocia. Konstantin undertakes on oath to protect her life.
- 8 or November 13 Konstantin appoints his son Constantius to Caesar .
Asia
- Sixteen empires in China : Zhang Jun becomes Emperor of the Former Liang .
- Paikthili becomes ruler of Bagan .
economy
- The minting of the Roman gold coins Aureus and Quinarius aureus is finally stopped. Only the solidus and the semissis (½ solidus) are decisive .
religion
- November 9th : Bishop Silvester I inaugurates the basilica in the Lateran built at the behest of Constantine the Great .
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