The dynastic policy of Emperor Constantine the Great. Mirolyubov I.

The Roman Emperor Konstantin the Great (rules in 306-337) belongs to the number of iconic figures of ancient and world history. One of the most unusual goals of his reign was to perpetuate his name and government. To achieve it, among other things, he took measures to maintain power in the hands of his family members, on the basis of which the imperial dynasty was created.

The work of dynastic construction undertaken by Konstantin is considered. The book is addressed to both specialists in ancient history and a wide circle of readers interested in ancient Rome.