Who waged war over the western provinces of the Roman Empire?
Constantine II and Constantine I
Constantius II and Constantine II
Constantine II and Constans
Julian and Constantius Gallus
Answer
Constantine II and Constans were the sons of Constantine the Great and his first wife, Fausta. In 337, Constantine the Great died and his sons inherited the Roman Empire. Constantine II ruled over the western provinces, while Constans ruled over the eastern provinces. In 340, the two brothers waged war over the western provinces. Constantine II was victorious and Constans was killed in battle.
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