This page relates to the year 473 Calendrier Julien.

Events

• March 3rd: Beginning of the reign of Glycérius (Glycère), emperor of Occident put on the throne by Gondebaud (end in June 474).

• October 31st: Leon (° in 467), the son of the son-in-law (the future emperor Zénon) of the Byzantine Emperor Leon Ier, is named César.
• November 17th: With Constantinople, Leon Ier, names another Leon, the son of his Zénon son-in-law, Byzantine Empereur associated.
• Beginning of the reign of Leon II the Young person (° in 467), Co-emperor (fine in 474).

• nonwell informed or unknown Dates :
• Beginning of the reign of Kumarâgupta III of the dynasty of the Gupta.
• Beginning of the reign of Gondemar Ier, king of the Burgondes.
• Edict of the Byzantine Emperor Leon Ier, prohibiting to the tradesmen and to the industrialists to constitute trusts tending to the raising of prices.
• the Gépides, installed in Romania and Hungary, occupy of vast areas at the northern border of the Byzantine Empire of 473 with 504, then of 536 with 551.
• In the United Kingdom, the brothers Hengist and Horsa found the Jute kingdom of the Kent.

Births in 473

Death in 473

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