When did Tiberius II Constantine become Eastern Roman emperor?
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574
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In 574, Tiberius II Constantine rose to the throne of the Eastern Roman Empire, succeeding Justin II. Tiberius was a capable military leader who reorganized the army and successfully defended the empire against Persian and Slavic invasions. He was also a patron of the arts, promoting literary and artistic endeavors during his reign.
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