Caeso Sexto Calvino

Caeso Sexto Calvino
A 3rd century relief of Calvino in Usqulúmen
Born	24 October 141 Usqulumen, Craeperia Citerior
Died	4 January 218(218-01-04) (aged 76) Usqulumen, Craeperian Republic
Nationality	Craeperian
Occupation	Politician, soldier
Office	Praetor (178) Propraetor (179–181) Consul (182) Proconsul (183–185) Consul (193–204) Dictator (193–204) Proconsul (205–214) Consul (215, 216) Dictator (216) Proconsul (217–218)
Spouse(s)	Labiena Ulixa Sylla (m. 167; died 210)
Children	3, including Augusto
Parent(s)	Flavio Sexto Calvino (father) Suedia Amor Sura (mother)
Military career
Allegiance	Craeperia Citerior Craeperian Republic
Years of service	179–218
Battles/wars	Battle of the Vadum River

Caeso Sexto Calvino (24 October 141 – 4 January 218) was Craeperian statesman who served as consul of Craeperia Citerior and the Craeperian Republic for an unprecedented fifteen terms, the most in Craeperian history. He also served as dictator for thirteen term, also the most in Craeperian history. Calvino declared the independence of Craeperia Citerior from the Romanyan Empire in 193 and founded Craeperian Republic.

Early life

Caeso Sexto Calvino was born in the Usqulumen in Craeperia Citerior, a client state of the Romanyan Empire on 24 October 141. His father was Flavio Sexto Calvino who was serving as an aedile at the time of Calvino's birth. His mother was Suedia Amor Sura. Calvino had two brothers and two sisters.

Early career

Calvino was elected as a quaestor in 171 and assumed office the following year at the age of 30. Upon becoming a quaestor, Calvino gained lifetime membership in the Craeperian Senate, the legislature of Craeperia Citerior.

See also

• List of Craeperian consuls
• List of Craeperian dictators