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Longest Reigning Roman Emperors

Can you name the Roman Emperors that were sole emperors for at least 10 years? The dates shown include non-sole years. Answers are sorted alphabetically.
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Last updated: October 7, 2023
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Reign
Emperor
138–161
Antoninus Pius
27 BC–14 AD
Augustus
41–54
Claudius
177–192
Commodus
306–337
Constantine I
81–96
Domitian
117–138
Hadrian
54–68
Nero
222–235
Severus Alexander
14–37
Tiberius
98–117
Trajan
plattitude
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Level 91
Oct 7, 2023
Sorting them alphabetically was a bit of a curveball. Had to mentally unsort them to figure out who I was missing.
scambigol
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Level 76
Oct 8, 2023
I usually do this so that if you are missing 2-3 answers the ones you guessed already can help you
Kearsarge
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Level 68
Oct 8, 2023
That infamously incompetent rulers who were killed violently like Commodus and Nero are on this list speaks both to the power of dynastic legitimacy in keeping an Emperor alive for a long time if they had it. It also speaks to the general lifespan of roman emperors if these guys made it on the list.

Basically, if you were the last member of a dynasty which dominated Rome for decades, it seems like you could coast along on your ancestry and "right" to rule for some time before your actions get you killed.

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