Who was the first Roman emporer to convert to Christianity?

The First Holy Roman Emperor The first Roman Emperor to convert to or adopt Christianity was Constantine.

Constantine was the first Roman emperor to convert over to Christianity?

Constantine was the first emperor to convert to Christianity.

Augustus Caesar

He was the first emporer of the roman empire

Constatine was a Roman Emperor from 306-337 AD. He was well known for being the first Roman Emperor to convert to Christianity.

The first empire that practiced Christianity was the Roman empire, in fact, it was mandatory. The first empire that practiced Christianity was the Roman empire, in fact, it was mandatory. The first empire that practiced Christianity was the Roman empire, in fact, it was mandatory. The first empire that practiced Christianity was the Roman empire, in fact, it was mandatory. The first empire that practiced Christianity was the Roman empire, in fact, it was mandatory. The first empire that practiced Christianity was the Roman empire, in fact, it was mandatory. The first empire that practiced Christianity was the Roman empire, in fact, it was mandatory. The first empire that practiced Christianity was the Roman empire, in fact, it was mandatory. The first empire that practiced Christianity was the Roman empire, in fact, it was mandatory.

First Roman emperor who was converted to Christianity. He also tried to convert everyone to Christianity which led to the division of the Empire and rebellions.

Theodosius I was the first Roman emperor to adopt Christianity as the official religion of the empire. Theodosius I was the first Roman emperor to adopt Christianity as the official religion of the empire. Theodosius I was the first Roman emperor to adopt Christianity as the official religion of the empire. Theodosius I was the first Roman emperor to adopt Christianity as the official religion of the empire. Theodosius I was the first Roman emperor to adopt Christianity as the official religion of the empire. Theodosius I was the first Roman emperor to adopt Christianity as the official religion of the empire. Theodosius I was the first Roman emperor to adopt Christianity as the official religion of the empire. Theodosius I was the first Roman emperor to adopt Christianity as the official religion of the empire. Theodosius I was the first Roman emperor to adopt Christianity as the official religion of the empire.

Augustus Caesar was the first Roman Emapire Augustus (Octavian) Caesar. By the way, it's emporer not empire! :p

No it is not true. Caligula, or "Little Boots" as he was known amongst his troops was not the first Emporer to support Christianity. He was Ceaser for about 4 years. He had totally opposed views to Christianity, for example, he made his sister pregnat and cut the child out of her, no christian would support this! He even made a horse senator! The first Roman Emperor to support Christianity and even make it the State religion was Constantine I (280-337 A.D.)

Constantine was the first Roman emperor to legalize and make Christianity equal to other religions. Constantine was the first Roman emperor to legalize and make Christianity equal to other religions. Constantine was the first Roman emperor to legalize and make Christianity equal to other religions. Constantine was the first Roman emperor to legalize and make Christianity equal to other religions. Constantine was the first Roman emperor to legalize and make Christianity equal to other religions. Constantine was the first Roman emperor to legalize and make Christianity equal to other religions. Constantine was the first Roman emperor to legalize and make Christianity equal to other religions. Constantine was the first Roman emperor to legalize and make Christianity equal to other religions. Constantine was the first Roman emperor to legalize and make Christianity equal to other religions.

Cornelius, a centurion of the Italian Regiment, was the first gentile convert to Christianity (Acts 10).

For what was suppose to be Christianity was instituted by Constatine. that answer is wrong the first roman ruler to adopt Christianity as roman official religion was Theodosius They are both right, Constatine 1 and theodosius 1

The first king of the Franks to convert to Roman Catholocism was Clovis. Clovis was the first king of the Franks, but his parents and grandparents were Chrsitians. The Frankish tribal leaders were Christians long before one of them became a king.

Clovis

Constantine the Great .

Roman Catholic Answer: Perhaps you're thinking of St. Augustine in England? St. Patrick was the first to convert the Irish who were Celts not Anglo-Saxons.

The first emporer wasQin Shi Huangdi.

The Roman Republic was ended by the takeover of the senate by Ceaser. He essentially became the supreme ruler, or emporer. So essentially, the Roman Republic was replaced by the Roman Empire.

Was Constantine the First. He conquered Rome in 312 and declared Christianity as the religion of the land. There is a disagreement here. Constantine never made Christianity the religion of the land, that was done by Theodosius. All Constantine did was make Christianity a legal religion. As far as being the first Christian emperor, that is disputed too. Phillip the Arab, who ruled from 244 to 249 AD is reputed to be the first Christian emperor as stated by the early church writers.

Christianity. Catholicism was the first ever sect of Christianity.

Christianity. Catholicism was the first ever sect of christianity.

Constantine the Great was the first Roman emperor who converted to Christianity. All but one of the subsequent emperors were Christians.

By the written word, by word of mouth and the first Christian Roman Emporer Constantine forcing it on his subjects.