KnowraNerva–Antonine dynastyLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Nerva–Antonine dynasty, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 3Related 2Narrower topic 4Compared with 2Roman imperial successionBroader topic: Its adoptions became a celebrated model for selecting capable heirs.Marcus AureliusNarrower topic: Marcus ruled near the dynasty’s end, after a succession shaped by adoption.HadrianNarrower topic: Hadrian's accession and adoption of heirs placed his reign within this imperial succession system.Pax RomanaBroader topic: Its emperors governed during the period’s often-cited high point.DomitianRelated: Nerva’s succession opened the imperial era that followed the Flavians.Year of the Four EmperorsCompared with: Its orderly adoptions contrast with the violent, rapid transfers of 69 CE.CommodusNarrower topic: Commodus was the dynasty’s final emperor and the first in generations to inherit power as a biological son.Flavian dynastyCompared with: Nerva’s accession immediately followed the end of Flavian rule.Antoninus PiusNarrower topic: Antoninus's reign formed its middle, stable phase between Hadrian and Marcus Aurelius.Year of the Five EmperorsRelated: Commodus’s death ended this imperial line and disrupted its succession pattern.Nerva (Roman emperor)Broader topic: Nerva’s adoption of Trajan gave this imperial succession its name and starting point.