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27 BC – 14 AD, Established the Pax Romana, founded the Roman Empire

14 AD – 37 AD, Rome's territorial expansion, improved the economy

37 AD – 41 AD, Notorious for his tyranny, extravagance, and supposed insanity

41 AD – 54 AD, Conquest of Britannia, extensive building projects

54 AD – 68 AD, Great Fire of Rome, First Roman emperor to commit suicide

69 AD – 79 AD, Began construction of the Colosseum, restored state finances

79 AD – 81 AD, Completed the Colosseum, dealt with the aftermath of Mount Vesuvius eruption

81 AD – 96 AD, Strengthened the economy, reconstruction after the Capitoline Hill fire

98 AD – 117 AD, Led the greatest military expansion in Roman history, initiated public building programs

117 AD – 138 AD, Constructed Hadrian's Wall, consolidated and strengthened the Empire's borders

161 AD – 180 AD, Philosopher king, authored 'Meditations', defeated various invaders

180 AD – 192 AD, The Roman Empire began to decline, known for his erratic behavior

193 AD – 211 AD, Military expansion in Africa and the East, reformed the Roman army and bureaucracy

211 AD – 217 AD, Granted Roman citizenship to all free men in the Empire, constructed the Baths of Caracalla

284 AD – 305 AD, Divided the empire into a Tetrarchy, initiated major administrative reforms

306 AD – 337 AD, First Christian Roman Emperor, founded Constantinople

379 AD – 395 AD, Made Christianity the official state religion, last emperor to rule both East and West Roman Empires

476 AD, Disintegration of central authority, Odoacer deposes the last emperor Romulus Augustulus

44 BC, Ended Caesar's dictatorship and led to the rise of the Roman Empire

60 BC – 53 BC, Informal alliance between Julius Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus

31 BC, Final War of the Roman Republic, Octavian defeated Antony and Cleopatra

27 BC – 180 AD, Period of relative peace and stability throughout the Roman Empire

313 AD, Proclaimed religious toleration in the Roman Empire, especially towards Christianity

325 AD, First ecumenical council of the Christian Church, established the Nicene Creed

376 AD – 382 AD, Conflict between the Roman Empire and Gothic tribes, resulted in increased Gothic settlement within the Empire

4th and 5th centuries AD, Contributed to the Roman Empire's vulnerability and decline

Founded in 330 AD, Became the new capital of the Roman Empire, a strategic and economic hub

235 AD – 284 AD, A period of military, political, and economic chaos, nearly caused the fall of the Roman Empire