Lucius I of Illyricum
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| Lucius I | |||||
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| King of Illyricum | |||||
| Reign | September 20, 689 - February 23, 696 | ||||
| Coronation | March 25, 690 | ||||
| Predecessor | Julius I | ||||
| Successor | Gnaeus I | ||||
| Earl of Menon | |||||
| Reign | December 10, 666 - September 20, 689 | ||||
| Successor | Andonicus Tiberius | ||||
| Born | Lucius Tiberius 647 Turis, Illyricum | ||||
| Died | February 23, 696 (aged 49) Illyricus, Illyricum | ||||
| Consort | Mariana of Secundia | ||||
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| Dynasty | Tiberian–Hypatian dynasty | ||||
| Father | Marius Tiberius | ||||
| Mother | Delia Golonia | ||||
| Religion | Illyrian Catholicism | ||||
Lucius I, called the Pious, (647 - February 23, 696), was the king of Illyricum from 689 to 696. Lucius became king after being chosen as successor to Julius I by Patriarch Johannus Gregorianus. As king, Lucius helped reestablish stable rule over the Kingdom of Illyricum and established the Tiberian–Hypatian dynasty which would last until 716.
