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Trebonianus Gallus was a Roman Emperor who ruled from 251 to 253 AD.
He was born in Italy, possibly in the city of Perugia.
Gallus came from a distinguished senatorial family.
He served as a governor in Moesia and Dacia before becoming emperor.
Gallus became emperor after the assassination of his predecessor, Decius.
He faced numerous military and economic challenges during his reign.
Gallus made peace with the Goths, allowing them to settle in Roman territory.
He adopted his son, Volusianus, as co-emperor.
Gallus faced a rebellion led by the general Aemilianus, who declared himself emperor.
He was unable to quell the rebellion and was assassinated by his own troops.
Gallus was succeeded by Aemilianus, who became the next Roman Emperor.
His reign is considered one of the most chaotic periods in Roman history.
Gallus attempted to stabilize the economy by debasing the Roman currency.
He faced invasions from the Carpi and the Heruli tribes during his reign.
Gallus was known for his leniency towards Christians, unlike some of his predecessors.
He was the first Roman Emperor to be born in Italy in over a century.
Gallus was a skilled orator and known for his eloquence.
He faced a major outbreak of the Plague of Cyprian during his reign.
Gallus attempted to negotiate peace with the Sassanian Empire.
He was deified by the Roman Senate after his death.