The family trees of three imperial dynasties and sixteen famous Roman coins, engraved as plates.
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DOMVS AVGVSTAThe Julio-ClaudiansFamily tree, 27 BC – AD 68 · Coming soon
NVMMI ROMANIFamous Coins of RomeSixteen coins, engraved · Coming soon
DOMVS FLAVIAThe FlaviansFamily tree, AD 69–96 · Coming soon
DOMVS CONSTANTINIANAThe House of ConstantineFamily tree, 4th century AD · Coming soon
About these plates
Roman emperors family trees, checked against Wikidata
Three family trees follow the Julio-Claudian, Flavian and Constantinian dynasties: who married whom, who adopted whom and how the throne passed. Every relationship was checked against Wikidata. Famous Coins of Rome engraves sixteen coins, each identified after the RRC and RIC catalogues.
The portraits and coin drawings on these sheets were engraved with the help of AI from reference images; the family links and coin identifications are researched.
Questions about these maps
Are the portraits real likenesses?+−
The portraits are engravings made with the help of AI, based on ancient coin and sculpture references. They are illustrations, not photographs of artefacts. The family relationships themselves are researched and checked against Wikidata.
How are the prints made and shipped?+−
Each print is made to order by our partner Gelato at a printer near the delivery address, in the United States or in Europe, on archival matte paper. Framed prints arrive ready to hang. Production takes 2–5 business days; the delivery estimate for your address is shown at checkout.
Printed near you Made to order by our partner Gelato in the US and Europe
Archival paper Museum-quality matte stock, framed or unframed
Sources credited Every dataset and licence named with the print
Drawn from data Not AI-generated maps, not reproductions
