Why was Constantius Gallus executed three years after his elevation?
For leading a revolt
For being violent and corrupt
For diplomatic failure
For incompetence in battle
Answer
Constantius Gallus was executed three years after his elevation for being violent and corrupt. He was appointed Caesar by his cousin, the emperor Constantius II, in 351. However, he quickly became unpopular with the army and the people due to his violent and corrupt rule. In 354, he was arrested and executed on the orders of Constantius II.
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