Saint Valentine was a Catholic priest, not an emperor.
Roman Emperor Claudius II Gothicus order the execution of Valentine.
St. Valentine was Martyred for performing marriages, after the Roman Emperor outlawed it.
Roman Emperor Claudius II Gothicus ordered the death of Valentine.
Roman Emperor Claudius II Gothicus ordered that Valentine be arrested and executed.
He was killed by Claudius Gothicus, emperor of Rome.
The law of Emperor Claudius Gothicus was an unjust law and St. Valentine did what was right.
Valentine was arrested for disobeying an order from the Roman emperor and was beaten as part of his torture before he was beheaded.
Roman Emperor Claudius II Gothicus ordered Valentine arrested, tortured and executed.
The Roman Emperor Claudius II Gothicus was ultimately responsible for the death of Valentine.
Saint Valentine of Rome was probably raised in that city but there is no written record of his early life.
Saint Valentine disobeyed the law of Emperor Claudius II that prohibited young men from getting married, as the emperor believed single men made better soldiers. Saint Valentine continued to marry young couples in secret, which led to his arrest and eventual martyrdom.
No. You may be thinking of a famous organized crime multiple murder that is known as the Saint Valentine's Day Massacre since it occurred on a Valentine's Day. See the related links for more information.